Letter Writer Attacks Carter Wife for World Death Claim
A Winnipeg letter to the editor condemns honoring the wife of President Carter, calling the tribute an insult to all who died under his policies. The writer frames the gesture as a political statement on international suffering and U.S. policy.
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Winnipeg
Carter
Mann
Donald Bielie Pberg
Binscarth
Deer ‘Lodge
Margaret
Tene Turnbull
Colin Mann
Neepawa
Thomson Funeral Chapel
David Allen
Canada
Canadian Legion
Oddfellows and
Rebekah Lodges
Bernard White
Jim Orr
Ralph Tibbatts
Gordon Boss
Duncan McDonald
Max Fraser
Local Notes Open Winter Season With Socials and Curling Win
Binscarth district items mark condolences for Adolph Dreilich and welcomes varied visitors including Jim Sergeant from Medicine Hat. hunting guests from Snow Lake. and Brenda Wasslen’s rink triumph at the Junior Girls District Three Curling Playdowns in Birtle. Christmas services, church meetings, and youth activities fill December with plans for White Gift donations to Vietnamese Boat People and local ministers discretionary fund.
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Adolph Dreilich
Jim Sergeant
Medicine Hat
Mary Barker
Binscarth
Harold
Helen Brown
Martin
Geoffrey Mosser
George McCauley
Dennis Frost
Snow Lake
Jobe
Marion Ermet
Winnipeg
Isabelle Clements
Edmonton
Mel Taylor
Jagroop
Brenda
Kamla
Lome
Mary Edwards
Sunnyside Manor
Birtle
Binscorth Knox United Church
Brenda Wasslen
Patt ‘Arran
Kelly Boucher
Carol Cook
Electric Cars Sold To Highest Bidders
Government Services Minister Harry Enns announced the sale of five Eva Renault electric cars. They were sold to the highest bidders after local and national advertising, bringing in 9,160 dollars total with an average price of 1,882 dollars per vehicle. The cars had cost 10,800 dollars each in January 1978. Twenty one bids were received. the tender closed November 5.
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Harry Enns
Enns
Personal Care Home Rates Rise in Manitoba
Health Minister Bud Sherman announced Personal Care Home charges will increase to 8.00 per day on January 1, 1980, with residents paying 25 cents more and the province covering about 67 percent of costs. Since 1973 operating costs rose 183 percent while government costs climbed 190 percent, impacting roughly 7,500 residents and 500 others in Manitoba.
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Bud Sher
Manitoba
Sherman
Ontario
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