Census drive urges Canadians count themselves in
Charles Mayer reports from Ottawa on the 1961 census process and its importance for federal grants provincial planning and local needs. The notice explains data confidentiality under the Statistics Act and urges participation, warning that up to $300 per missing person in provincial transfer payments could be affected. Also reports the Tolboom death in London Ontario with funeral details and survivor list.
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Canada
House of Commons
Striking CBC Journalists Stage Coffin Protest in Montreal
Last week CBC journalists paraded a coffin through Montreal streets in a symbolic funeral to mourn the public's right to information. Critics label the stunt as old and overused, noting it imitates similar demonstrations by others in recent years and may upset those who have lost loved ones.
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CBC
Montreal
Premiers rail at federal policy in Thompson for western unity
A Thompson gathering of Western Premiers led opposition to Prime Minister Trudeau's national energy policy and outlined key goals. They urged a conference with all ten premiers, review of Ottawa province cost sharing on medicare and education, and advancement of grain handling, Port of Churchill transit, and the Western Power Grid to meet 1985 commitments. Tax credit increases were announced, including property tax credits rising for seniors and other citizens, effective 1980 through 1982.
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Thompson
Western Canada
Trudeau
Bennett
Lousgheed
Lyon
Saskatchewan
Blakeney
Ottawa
Churchill
Nelson River
Manitoba
Alberta
Duff Roblin
Trecal
Schreyer
Manitoba 4-H Ambassadors to host provincial public speaking
The Manitoba 4 H Ambassadors with Kiwanis Winnipeg announce the second annual provincial 4 H public speaking contest in Winnipeg from May 31 to June 2. Twelve contestants from across Manitoba compete for the Harrison Shield, with semi finals at Norquay Auditorium and a final luncheon at Hotel Fort Garry.
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Manitoba
Kiwanis Club of
Winnipeg
Viscount Gort Motor Hotel
Vern McNair
Kiwanis
Norquay Auditorium
York Street
Fort Garry
McKenzie M L obituary note on tax aid program eligibility
The notice explains that Treaty Indians and Indian Band members are not eligible for the Pensioners' School Tax Assistance Program. It offers up to 175 in extra school tax relief beyond a 325 basic credit, with eligibility based on residence ownership or rental, age 65 plus or 55 to 64 with 50 percent pension income, and school taxes over 805 or rent over 1625 annually. Contact Zenith 36400 or your Legislator.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Health Services Commission
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Manitoba Health Service Commission
Government of Canada
Zenith
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Charles Mayer
Tolboom
Johanna Tolboom
Leo Tolboom
St. Joseph’ Hospital
London
Ontario
Silverton
Carruthers Funeral Home
Rev. F. MacKinnon
Clipperton
Fee “Toboom
Johanna Wursten
Amster
Dam
Holland
Phyllis
Eddie
Edna
Brockville
George
Rae
Bill Sommerville
Wulfert
Wanda
Patti Zeglen
Tony
Neill Tol‘boom
Debbie
Wendy MacKenzie
Gordon
Andrew
Erin MacKenzie
Ryan Tolboom
Russell
Miep van Eyk
Souris
Reggies
Nevada
CRISP
Manitoba Health Services
By Wally
McKenzie, M.L
Avenge
Russell Air
Sell
Grandview
Rutl
Russell, Man
Harrow
Keating's
Peter Zacharias
Mike Saley
Weedar
Nednes
UGG
Weedar McPa Amine
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