Public survey on Deloraine shopper service asks for feedback
Deloraine Chamber of Commerce placed a reply card in the weekly paper asking residents to comment on business hours days and town promotional events. The survey targets local postal zone shoppers and Promotes community commerce.
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First place in Russell district light display 1984 winner
The Russell and District Chamber of Commerce Christmas light display's top prize went to Jim Adolphe with Alvin Miller in second and Tom Magnowski in third. The Dauphin Herald lists 1985 births, a fatal cabin fire, and 33 Dauphin Fire Department members with over 80 calls.
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Weather gibes and curiosities mark Manitoba mid-January 1985 ramble
Reggie's long ramble muses on unpredictable winter weather in Manitoba, hydro price shifts, and lottery spending. He notes Halley’s Comet return anticipated in two months, a Welshman reputedly ahead of Columbus by 14 years, and a playful jab about January 1985 becoming “the next year.”
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Parsons: First Session Opens With Historic Crowds and Firsts
The 33rd Session opens November 5 with 129 MPs in the chamber. Prime Minister Brian Mulroney sits right of the Speaker as the largest caucus in Canadian history, and three individuals are addressed as The Right Honourable. Key measures include abolition of the Foreign Investment Review Agency and creation of Investment Canada. amendments to the Criminal Code on impaired driving. discussion of heroin use for medical purposes. and a Special Committee report urging Speaker election, stronger committees, and broader Private Member participation.
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John Bosley
Don Valley West
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John Turner
Joe Clark
Michael Wilson
John Crosbie
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Only You Can Mind Your Money Course for Rural Families
Manitoba Agriculture home economists offer a home study money management course titled Only You Can Mind Your Money for rural families. The program emphasizes private study of personal finances at home. Ten dollar registration is required and sent to the Minister of Finance with the form.
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Look Back at a CBC Special on Lupus Warrior Honey Agar
Death knocked on the door at least four times for lupus patient Honey Agar but she persevered for more than two decades against a severe form of arthritis. She is among four patients featured in CBCTV’s I'll Get There Somehow airing Sunday January 20 at 9 30 PM. Honey now helps others cope with their disease despite lupus.
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