Red Cross African relief tops 2.5 million in Canada
Canadian Red Cross Society reports public support for African famine relief surpassing 2.5 million dollars in a month. Banks across Canada accept donations for Ethiopia relief, funds sent to Geneva for food, medical supplies, and transport vehicles. The piece notes future needs in 1985 and statements from Rene De Grace.
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RED Cross
Canadian Red Cross Society Today
Chartered Banks of Canada
Bank of Montreal
The
Bank of Nova Scotia
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Mercantile Bank of Canada
Royal Bank of Canada
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
National Bank of Canada
Bank of British Columbia
Canadian Commercial Bank of Canada
Continental Bank of Canada
Ethiopa
International Red Cross
Geneva
Rene de Grace
Canadian Red Cross Society
Africa
de Grace
Osborne Street North
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Rural Canadians pay price of Canada Post restraint plan
Ottawa December 13 1984 in the House of Commons Brian White M P for Dauphin Swan River criticized Canada Post restraint program as urban biased with rural services reduced or eliminated in five centres of his Manitoba riding constituents travel up to 30 miles for post offices He said the deficit cut is borne on rural Canadians and urged a review of customer confidence in rural areas
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CFIB
John Bulloch
la Mount St. Helens
Bulloch
Ottawa
House of Commons
Brian White
Dauphin-Swan River
Canada Post
White
A Fresh Start for Employers
Employment Minister Flora MacDonald faces the heavy task of trimming a large employment mountain as 11.3 percent of workers remain unemployed. The article highlights the financial and psychological toll of joblessness and signals encouraging steps ahead.
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Flora MacDonald
Trudeau reconsiders journalism return says Winnipeg tabloid
Reggie notes a Press headline claiming Trudeau may return to journalism while Manitoba Premier Pawley blasts the federal government as thin skinned and paranoid. The piece also quotes chatter in a St. Regis Hotel lobby about the Queen's retirement and a stray aside on national culture. Major NEH report finds US college students lack basic knowledge of nation’s history and culture.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Pawley
St. Regis Hotel
Charles
Hay
National Endowment For the Humanities
USA
Everyday Law on Workers Compensation Act
Provides workers with financial medical and rehabilitative help for job injuries and diseases while protecting employers from compensation lawsuits. Sets industries required to pay annual premiums and bases rates on accident frequency and payroll. notes gaps for employers in non covered industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers Compensation Board
Workers compensation steps and benefits explained
The article outlines reporting an injury to the employer, filing an application with the Board within a year, and required employer reports. It notes 75 percent of pre accident earnings, tax free payments, medical costs, and pensions. Contacts for the Board in Winnipeg and toll free numbers are provided.
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Workers Compensation Board
Winnipeg
Obituary for Charlie Malashewsky in Saskatoon region
Charlie Malashewsky died suddenly at his Saskatoon residence on December 3 1984 aged 63 born April 11 1921 in Shell River RM educated at Northcliff married June 16 1947 at St Michaels Ukrainian Church farmed Zelena then ran a family restaurant in Mervin for 32 years moved to Saskatoon in June 1983 Survived by wife Mary two daughters Jo Sebulsky Calgary Juliana Thompson Saskatoon son Murray Thompson North Battleford two grandchildren Jamie Thompson Susan Sebulsky one sister Victoria Sorochuk Roblin two brothers Steve Fort McLeod Alberta and Frank of (truncated)
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Charlie Malashewsky
Richardson Road
Saskatoon
Sask
R.M
Shell River
Northcliff School
Mary Nykolaishyn
St. Micheal’s
Zelena
Jamie Thompson
Susan Sebulsky
Victoria Sorochuk
Roblin
Steve
Fort McLeod
Alta
Frank
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D. H. Oliphant
M. D. Oliphant
CCNA
Cie
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
Canada
U.S.A
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
MacDonald
Merridale
Mainstream
By Tony Carlson
P.O
Reggie
Trudeau
Shakespeare
Rembrandt
Beethoven
Peter Stasiuk
Rtcha
Christ Church
Ven
L. R. Willis
Free Methodist Church
Charles Mayo
the Lutheran Church
Paul J. Borchardt
St. John’s Parish
Father N. Maroncu
Roblin Knox United Church
Man
Shaun
Bohdan Demczuk
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
BE. Verhulst
Church OF God IN Christ
Mennonite
Evangelical Mission Church
Eugene McKenzie
Roy Dearing
Bethel Pentecostal Church
Holy Redeemer
Boris Kyba
CSIR
Jakeman Insurance & Real Est
Makaroff
2Nd Ave. S.W
2Nd Avenue
Inglis
Smith Drive
Main Street
2Nd Avenue N.W
Business District
Lanning’s
St. Vlad’s College
San Clara
Shortdale
S.E
Shell Valley
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Equiton
Deepdale
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