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Rossburn Review

Location

Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 21, 1983

Page

5

Opposition Leader Lyon Opposes Manitoba Bilingual Amendment

Opposition Leader Lyon delivered a three and a half hour appeal to Premier Pawley and the NDP to avoid enshrining bilingualism in Canada's Constitution. He cited past Manitoba language advances and urged listening to rural municipalities and unions before any constitutional changes. Lyon urged constituents to contact the Premier and his office with their views as Russ Doern faced party pressure over his stance.

Lyon Howard Pawley N.D.P Canada Manitoba Bracken Garson Campbell Roblin Weir Schre Serge Joyal Franco Manitoban Society Pawley Government Employees’ Association Russ Doern Elmwood M.L.A Roblin Russell Walding Doern Russ

Government backs Manitoba 4-H summer camps

Manitoba Agriculture Minister Bill Uruski announced approval of 15 600 in support of the 4-H summer camping program. The funds defray part of camp costs for 229 4-H members from Northwest Eastern Southwest and Interlake regions. Camps run for one week in July and August at Wannakumbac Riders Mountain Park Arnes Gimli Star Lake Lodge Whiteshell Park.

Winnipeg Manitoba Agriculture Bill Uruski Manitoba Northwest Southwest Interlake Uruski Riding Mountain National Park Camp Arnes Gimli Star Lake Lodge Whiteshell

Crops lag this year amid late spring and heat

Manitoba agriculture official Bill Lambert notes crops are behind last year but maturing quickly due to hot humid conditions in Shoal Lake district. Early wheat and barley head out while flax and rapeseed bloom. no hail or insect reports and potential remains high if frost is avoided. Northern Roblin Angusville area saw heavy rain. Shortdale reports light hail and extensive flood damage across a 10 to 20 mile band.

Manitoba Ment of Agriculture Shoal Lake District Bill Lambert

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