Cadets Plan Bigger Snow Rally After March Parades
Air cadets report 99 attendees for Tuesday parades. March included a snowmobile rally east of Russell with cadets from Binscorth Foxwarren Inglis and Russell. Eight snowmobiles and two-man crews navigated checkpoints gathering ribbons and timing. Cadets studied Camp Penhold Alberta and prep for a final June 13 parade while awaiting Portage interviews and Minot North Dakota travel. The column also notes cancer screening benefits from Pap tests.
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Tom Cockerill
Cpl
Lynn Burdett
Russell
Binscorth
Foxwarren
Inglis
Camp
Penhold
Alberta
Portage
Ward
Local Girls Attend Can-Am Hockey School
Audrey Irma and Margaret eS along with Charlotte Mur and Delinda Wowk have been selected to attend the Can Am Girls Hockey School at the University of Guelph Ontario. Emphasis will be on all aspects of the game plus skating dynamics under coaches including Brian Glennie of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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Audrey
Irma
Margaret Es
Charlotte Mur
Delinda Wowk
University of Guelph
Ontario
Brian Glennie
Toronto Maple Leafs
Poace Report Offences and Fines Across Regions
A list of driving violations including speeding careless driving failing to stop and yield right of way across St. Lazare Russell Norquay Regina Kenora Prince Albert and North Dakota with fines ranging from 4.25 to 2400 and costs. Several individuals such as Nicholas Totte Roger Bouvier and Willi am Earing appear with varied penalties and one reprimand for Walter Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totte
Nicholas
St. Lazare
Lazare
Bouvier
Roger
Russell
Yarechewak
Leo Elmer
Kenora
Ontrrio
Gold
Philip
Regina
Saskine
Wondrasek
North Dakota
Kobluk
Steve
Petz
James
Lislie
Lyla Helen
Drever
Lillie May
Hodge
Gregory
Norquay
Sask
Earing
William
Prince Albert
McNeill
Wesley
Jackson
Walter
Government spending projections top 575 million in 1972 78
Estimates show spending totaling 575 840 100 for 1972 78 with more than two thirds allocated to health social development and education totaling 8882 million. Departmental figures include 26 million for Health and Social Development rising to 1913 million, with about half the increase due to the expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Cher
Department of Health and Social Development
Manitoba Education Faces Major Funding Shifts In 1970s Plans
Manitoba Health projects 7.1 to 70.7 million in services while Education forecasts a 135 million rise in public school financing. Underwriting 75 percent of education foundation costs, grants rise by 6.3 million. Public school financing totals 118.1 million plus 9 million for property tax credits, lifting residential credits to 125 million for the year and shifting costs from municipal taxes. Colleges and universities receive a 5.1 million boost to accessibility.
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Manitoba Health
Services. Com
Department of Education
Education Foundation
Lion
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