Club notices urge shared duties and holiday closures
A community club lists chairmen for committees and calls on all members to participate beyond a few. It notes a Saturday bingo would be canceled for a Civil Servants’ event, mentions a desk grant, and announces a Christmas party, a Friday election day closure, and a Santa visit for children. It ends with a political appeal to vote Conservative, highlighting Indigenous concerns and local fisheries policy.
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Aie
J. Payne
J. Halliday
Crowe
T. Tes
C. Isely
P. Fecik
Pubon Oa
Harvey
A. Castle
T. Early
Ways & Means
R. Hunter
B. Johnson
Sargent-at-Arms
Joe
Minnesota
American Post
U.S.A
Halliday
Nuff
Castle
Santa
Alfie
Kinamen Club Dinner Ends With Welcome New Kin
The Kinamen Club held a December 4 dinner at the Greek Catholic Parish Hall with 31 members and one guest. District Governor Alan Lorrie spoke on conventions dues and deputy duties, Kin Stu Parsons was pinned, and Kin Jack Lamb and Bill Humphreys discussed Kin education. The club congratulated the Lions Club on its fifth anniversary and announced the next meeting on December 20 initiation night.
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Kinamen Club
Alan Lorrie
Keewatin Club
Kinsmen
Lions Club
Indians and Metis Voice Jobs Fight in Thompson and Grand Rapids
A letter to the editor argues long standing Indigenous and Métis job discrimination in Manitoba. It recalls Liberal INCO mining era in Thompson and contrasts Grand Rapids contracts where Indigenous workers faced unfair treatment and bias from contractors.
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Liberal Party
Inco
Manitoba
Thompson
Grand Rapids
Oil bids tighten town fuel costs in The Pas
The Pas Herald reports tenders for fuel oil at 14 cents per gallon, up from 11.9 cents last year. Kodiak Canada and BA Oil cited supply issues while Wainwright Producers and Refineries gave freight-rate problems. The lone bid for water treatment plant wiring came from Northern Petroleum Northwest Electric at 2278 dollars.
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The
Pas Herald
Lon
Kodiak
Wainwright Producers and Refineries Ltd
Council Oe
Northern Petroleum
Northwest Electric
Pas
Manitoba Roblin Government pledges broad growth plan
Premier Duff Roblin outlines a 1962 to 1970 growth program for Manitoba featuring beef cattle expansion, rural development, ARDA support, road improvements, an interest free student loan fund, housing initiatives, and a Manitoba Centennial Centre. The plan, aimed at job creation and urban renewal, is tied to re electing the Progressive Conservative government on December 14.
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Roblin
Manitoba
ARDA
Canada
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Neil G. Macphee Sawyer
S.W. Reid & CO
Chartered Accountant
C. K. Taylor
P.O. Box
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Joyce Colgan
Duff Roblin
CBC TV
Carroll
Authority of
Progressive Conservative Association of Manitoba
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