Easter Seals Drive Seeks Manitoba Support for Disabled
The Easter Seal campaign chaired by Blaine Harrison of The Pas Kir smen Club runs March 27 to April 3 with a house to house canvass and receipts for unsigned donations. Timmy Jeffrey Massey from Camp Shilo represents handicapped children as the 1969 poster child and the objective is a $50,000 goal supported by United Way communities in Winnipeg Morden Winkler Alt ona and Pine Falls.
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Manitoba
Blaine Harrison
Pas Kirsmen Club
The
Pas
Timmy
Jeffrey Massey
Fredrickton
New Brunswick
Jeffrey
Canadian Forces
Camp Shilo
Greenwood School
Sgt
Arthur Mossey
Base School of Artillery
Mossey
Timothy
Richard
David
Douglas
Shilo
Hemer
Germany
Greater
Winnipeg
Morden
Winkler
Altona
Pine Falls
United Way
Society For Suan: Children and Adults of
Vintage Car Listings From 1960s US Models
A reader compiled a catalog of automobile models from the 1960s including 1968 Vauxhall Viva and 1967 Dodge Monaco. The list spans several brands such as Pontiac Chevrolet Ford and Oldsmobile with sedans wagons and coupes from 1957 to 1968.
Dances Face Closure as Town Halls Refuse Rentals
In The Pas the Squeaky Hinge reports Elks Legion and Nor Lite halls will not host dances, leaving Guy Hall at 75 dollars for a short three hour event amid fights by local toughs. Students push for more representation in staff meetings and bid to evict troublemakers. Doug Long, Council President, will attend.
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Elks
Legion
Nor- Lite
Guy
Herald
Doug Long
Foundation Levy Cuts 2.2 Mills in Provincial Plan
Youth and Education Minister Donald W Craik said a 2.2 mill cut in the local levy will occur this year in unitary school divisions if a proposed amendment passes. The Public Schools Finance Board advised that uniform 1969 70 mill rates would be 10.9 mills for residential property and farms, down from 13.1 mills last year.
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Donald W. Craik
Public Schools Finance Board
Manitoba school foundation program levy changes described
The Manitoba plan funds elementary and secondary education with 65 percent from provincial grants and 35 percent local levies. In 1967 local 35 percent used nine mills on residential and farm property and 33 mills on commercial property, raised by 4.1 mills in 1968. A shift to 70 percent provincial share could allow a 2.2 mill cutback for 1969, with extra costs covered by division levies.
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School Foundation
Manitoba
Mail Your Social News To The Partyline
Readers are invited to mail social updates to Partyline Box 1738 The Pas Manitoba for publication with city and event details.
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Kinsmen Club
Robinson’s
Robinson Stores
Sam‘s Super Shopper
Profit’s Furniture
Deter’s Confectionery
Hill’s Corner Store
Smith's Grocery
Solci
Azalea
Daffodius
Butter Country Club
Uw. OY
Crisco Oil
Goming
Little
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