How To Protect Your Own Mental Health
A Manitoba Health article from Mental Health Month offers eleven steps to better emotional health. It advocates talking about worries, avoiding perfectionism, easing self and others’ criticism, making the first friendly move, and enjoying nonwork activities. Contact Mental Health Manitoba for speakers and pamphlets. Winnipeg 942-3461 Brandon 727-5425.
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Mental Health Association
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Brandon
Weekend visits and a wedding noted in Roblin area
Families from Roblin Brandon Winnipeg and Leaf Rapids visited relatives including the Kines Boyce Sorbo Styba and Jasper households. Lorne Jasper and Katie Davey wed May 6 at Leaf Rapids. MAST reports timing for Teachers Collective Agreement and CUPE negotiations with Dan Kennedy providing weekly legal assistance to school divisions.
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John Federiuk
Helen Jasper
Paul Hawryschuk
Walter Styba
Roblin
Terry Styba
Brandon
Lorne Jasper
Katie Davey
Leaf Rapids
Anton Shafranski
Ting
Bob McDonald
MAST
Allan Mitchell
C.U.P.E
Dan Kennedy
Mrs Nellie Boliziuk Returns Home From Calgary Visit
Mrs Nellie Boliziuk came back after a month in Calgary Alberta with her children and grandchildren. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs John Beerman and their boys, Mr and Mrs George Boliziuk and their girls, and Mr and Mrs Jim Boliziuk and Derilee. Mr and Mrs John
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Kines
Birtle
Jim Kines
Allan Martin
Muriel Inglis
Calgary
W.A. Boyce
Roy Hassett
Russell
Cliff Sage
Tummel
Nellie Boliziuk
Alberta
John Beerman
George Boliziuk
Jim Boliziuk
Derilee
Roblin area school needs repairs and land use talks
The Intermountain School Division reports a 1978 79 transport survey completed. Immediate Roblin Intermediate School needs attention to Music Room, swings and climbing area grounds, and bus loading. Roblin Town seeks lagoon property use details. Goose Lake High roof work by Trocal system completed. Rod Forrest to inspect May 17 1978. Grandview and Gilbert Plains roof repairs less extensive than planned. arbitration referenced.
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Neil Friesen
Gaylene Ziprick
Betty Wenner
Roblin
Goose Lake High
Rod Forrest
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Local Government District of Park Plans and Subdivisions
The Local Government District of Park outlines subdivision proposals and approvals for Onanole and surrounding areas including lease of land to Andrew Twerdochlich for 35 dollars, subdivision by description approved for Pt N.E. 1-29-29W, and denial of N.E. 32-19-19W subdivision. It supports a Mobile Home Park with 24 lots and completion of Country Side Drive, assigns committee duties, and notes requests for a Drive Inn Restaurant near P.T.H. No. 10 and 175 Mercury Vapour Street Light installation.
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Andrew Twerdochlich
Onanole
N.W. Yy
Brian Minty
Pt. N.E. Ly
Rene Carriere
Park
N.E
Pt. S.W
Country Side Drive
Jim Dudman
R. Nowalkowski
Riding Mountain National Park
Highway Traffic Board
J. Ryznar
Drive Inn
P.T.H. No
N.W
Swenson Road
O'Leary
Sloan
Mike Kowalchuk
S.W
Lake Audy
Sichewski
Grey Owl Camp
S.E
Albin Avenue
Notice of Motion Seeks Rescission of Resolution 139/77
Councillor Minty presented a notice of motion to rescind Resolution No. 139/77 at the June 12 1978 meeting. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday June 12, 1978 at 7 00 p.m. The notice references the Post Office and roads near Victor Minty Avenue Campbell Sub division Deer Road Southgate Motor Hotel.
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Victor
Minty
Southgate Motor Hotel
Deer Road
Campbell Subdivision
Cable TV plan advances for Roblin via Dauphin link
The chamber, backed by Lloyd Weeres and Lawrence Dietrich, pushes MTS to install broadband cable to Roblin from Dauphin, deeming it superior to the microwave system. Westman Media Co op memberships at $5 grant voting rights and possible seat on the local Media Committee controlling Roblin broadcasts. A crew will operate in Roblin summer, targeting completion by fall at Roblin Credit Union.
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Lloyd Weeres
Lawrence Dietrich
MTS
Roblin
Dauphin
Westman Media Co-op
Kines
Westman Media Coop
Young Canada Works aims to cut student jobless summers in Manitoba
The program in its second year sponsors employment projects by established groups to aid communities. In 1977 Manitoba hosted 146 projects with total funding of 1.4 million dollars, each project providing at least three full-time jobs.
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Young Canada
Young Canada Works
Manitoba
Temporary Work Term Window for Student Projects
Minimum of six consecutive weeks and no more than 18 weeks. Employees are recruited through Canada Manpower Centres for Students or regular Manpower Centres. All projects must begin after May 1 and conclude before September 8.
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Canada Manpower Centres
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Rodney
Royal Bank
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Kozmeniuk Furniture
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Mrs
John
Intermountain School Division
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Roblin Cleaners & Carpet Centre
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Gulf Carbyne
Gulf Centre
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