Manitoban Campaign Urges 1968 March of Dimes Support
A Manitoba letter urges public support for the March of Dimes Campaign of the Society for Crippled Children and Adults. It notes donations by adults lagging behind younger donors and requests mail-in contributions before March 31 1968. The piece highlights Manitoba Centennial Corporation plans and calls for community committees to plan 1970 projects including the Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aret Barbour Collegiate
Society For Crippled Children, and Adults
Manitoba
Society
I. Manitoba
Opasquai School
Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Guy Indian School
R. D. Campbell
Elk's March of Dimes
Manitoba Centennial Corporation
Canada
Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature
Manitoba Centennial urged planning across municipalities
The Manitoba Centennial Corporation urges all municipalities to establish Centennial committees to begin planning for 1967 four years in advance. OC Maitland Beseinkopf explains that early planning aims to secure total community and personal involvement from Manitobans as the celebration marks Manitoba’s Confederation entry. The board of directors discusses progress and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Centennial Corporation
Manitoba
Maitland
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Ntre
Tom Lonergan
St.Boniface
Transcona
Steinkopf
Robert F. Hiscox
Neil G. Macphee Lawyers Office
Clark
South Side
ARDA
Interlake
Edson
Alberta
FRED
Agricultural and Rural Development Act OF Canada
Department OF Forestry and Rural Development
Ottawa