Campaign letters urge Manitobans to donate to March of Dimes
A letter from R D Campbell outlines the Elk's March of Dimes drive for Manitoba with a total goal of 75000 for 1968 and notes adult contributions lag behind youths. It thanks participating schools and requests continue donations by mail to Box 777 or Box 1800 The Pas and highlights ongoing Centennial-era planning by the Manitoba Centennial Corporation for 1967 1970 projects and community committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aret Barbour Collegiate
Guy Indian School
Society For Crippled Children, and Adults
Manitoba
Opasquai School
Margaret Barbour Collegiate
R. D. Campbell
Elk's March of Dimes
Tom Lonergan
St. Boniface
Transcona
Steinkopf
Manitoba Centennial Corporation
Manitoban Centennial Urges Early Planning
The Manitoba Centennial Corporation calls on all municipalities to form Centennial committees now to start planning for the 1967 celebration of Manitoba’s entry into Confederation. Chairman Maitland B. Steinkopf notes planning began four years ahead and stresses broad community involvement. The Board of Directors of the corporation underscores immediate action.
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Manitoba Centennial Corporation
Manitoba
Maitland B. Steinkopf
QC. C
M.B.E
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Agricultural and Rural Development Act OF Canada
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