Distance Education program offers first year through F Y D E
The First Year Distance Education program by Inter-Universities North in cooperation with Manitoba universities and DETE begins September 1990. It allows full or partial first year university study via distance modes with nine courses and a home university option Brandon Manitoba or Winnipeg. Carol Little coordinates with orientation Feb 28 at Major Pratt Collegiate. Admission and registration dates April 3 and 4. For information call 1-800-442-0462.
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Distance Education and Technology Branch
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Department of Education
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Universities Grants Commission
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Brandon University
University of Manitoba
University of Winnipeg
Carol Little
Russell
Pratt
Carol
Inter-Universities North
Arena funding debated as farmers face income drop
Nykyforak defends a $13,000 capital request to renovate arena facilities and replace the roof after hail damage. The commission seeks a 50 percent grant while provincial farmers’ income is forecast to fall 87 percent, prompting calls to shared funding and bylaw changes ahead of a March joint meeting.
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Nykyforak
Yeo
RM of
Hillsburg
John Perchaluk
Shell River
Albert Nabe
Perchaluk
Nabe
Commission
Roblin
Carnival Queen contestants introduce Roblin 4-H youth
Jay-Dean Angus 15 represents Roblin 4-H beef project and aims for 1990 Carnival Queen. Lori Boyce 15 from Goose Lake High pursues figure skating with gold 1988 Dodie Wardle provincial honor. Bev Ready 1989 Goose Lake graduate plans ACC study and tours with International Peace Choir. Lisa Leflar 17 Goose Lake High senior curls, grades rep, and outdoor hobbies.
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Jay-Dean Angus
Roblin
Ruth
Len Angus
Mark
Brandy
Lori Boyce
Goose Lake High
Neal
Jeanette
Christa
Dodie Wardle
Roblin Figure Skating Club
Bev
Lisa
Jay-Dean
Ded Assiniboine Community College
Brandon
International Peace Choir
Holland
Austria
Hungary
West Germany
Lisa Leflar
Goose Lake High School
Hazardous Pacifiers From West Germany Recalled
Canada warns that two imported cherry pacifier brands Angelwear and Baby-Eaze model 14 fail safety rules. Nipples can break off and lodge in a child’s throat causing suffocation. importers halted distribution and retailers must remove them from shelves under the Hazardous Products Act.
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Consumer and Corporate Affairs Canada
West Germany
Angelwear
Canada
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