Farm Notes outlines provincial winter works guideline and job corps
Premier Schreyer announces a $1,000,000 farm employment program as part of the $12,000,000 Provincial Employment Program. Rural labor pools will staffing approved farm projects and other PEP construction, with up to $1,000 per farmer for labor. Projects focus on livestock facilities, milk production upgrades, and social services. applications due December 31 with start after November 1 and finish by May 31, 1973. Local Ag Rep offices coordinate, with Manitoban job offices and government partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Schreyer
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Manitoba
Ag Pep
Ag Rep
Department of Agriculture
Department of Health and Social Development
Canada Manpower
Ag. Rep
Schreyer
Rivers
Neepawa
Industry and Commerce
Len Evang
Evans
Rivers Municipal
Neepawa and Rivers Win PEP Winter Grants
Rivers and Neepawa won provincial PEP winter grants to fund local labor from November to May. Rivers receives 12400 for library shelving, book work, center maintenance and cleanup. Neepawa gets 12000 for demolition of the skating arena site, a 35 unit elderly apartments complex planning, and public works labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neepawa
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
Reporting and events at Collegiate and schools
Al Robertson outlines reporting under the Semester System with four report times for Junior and Senior High, plus parent interviews starting November 13 and a planning week for an all grades event. Extracurriculars include senior volleyball, junior high tournaments, and upcoming activities from November 9 to 17 at the Collegiate.
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Minnedosa
Russell
Shoal Lake
Hamiota
Strathclair
Hamida
Electronic Club
Harlem Aces
Rogshun
Park Residence News Visitors and Weekend Guests
Visitors to Park Residence include Art Baldwin of Saskatoon en route to an Army reunion in Winnipeg's Fort Garry Hotel and his brother Bert. Mrs. Baldwin and family hosted supper in Shoal Lake. Other resident visits feature Mr. and Mrs. Reid and Donha of Isabella, J. Ironside, Gardham family of Arrow River, Lu Gurr of Minot, Mrs. Walker of Grandview, and Mrs. C. Bradley of Brandon. Jean Morrice of Winnipeg spent the weekend with her hospitalized mother. Various exchanges with Crandall, Paddock family wedding in Saskatchewan, and additional calls by Don Crawford of Bradwardine, J. Cumming, Jim Butler of Kenton, Mrs. Bardwell, Allan Armitage of Miniota, and others marked the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Baldwin
Art
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Fort Garry
Bert
Baldwin
Shoal Lake
Iota
Gardham
Walker
Grandview
C. Bradley
Brandon
Jean Morrice
Gunson
Barnes
Sutherland
Cowling
Crandall
Miss Robertson
Paddock
Saskatchewan
Don Crawford
Bradwardine
Collie
J. Cumming
Jim Butler
Kenton
Butler
Bardwell
W. Scharder
Miami
Man
A. Curtis
Birtle
Allan Armitage
Miniota
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Tom Baron
PEP
Indian Bands
End Frontier School
Portage Avenue
Indian Head
Jerry Gramiak
Ckx-Tv
RED Cross
By al Robertson
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