Restore the word old in language says Peter Hessel
Peter Hessel argues against euphemisms for aging calling for reclaiming "old" as a dignified, honest descriptor. He notes pride in aging, cites a 77 year old as an example, and highlights intergenerational projects where seniors and students benefit. He rejects terms like elderly and senior citizen.
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Peter Hessel
Tetr
Higher fee schedule for provincial parks in Manitoba
Manitoba Natural Resources announces park fee increases to maintain high recreation standards and move toward full cost recovery. A 1986 visitor survey found 77.2 percent rated experiences very enjoyable, up from 65 percent in 1984, with past revenues covering less than half of park operating costs. Daily vehicle entrance rises to 3 dollars, buses to 15, yearly passes to 112, and camping site rates also increase these changes aimed at narrowing the funding gap.
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Manitoba Natural Resources
Where did you park it Jim
Ann M. Smith quotes Mississauga MP Don Blenkarn criticizing an all party unemployment insurance report. He questions 50 weeks of benefits after 10 weeks of work and lowering hours for part time eligibility, arguing for retraining over more UI money and noting readers deserve real world impact.
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Ann M. Smith
Mississauga
Don Blenfarn
Blenkarn
Finance Committee
Jim Hawkes
Jim
Mr. Blenkarn
Manitoba Vastness Shocks UK Guests at Winnipeg Airport
Peter Warren recalls hosting a London family who toured Manitoba saying the province’s size dwarfs the UK. He notes population 1,071,282 and area over 525,360 square miles, and compares birth rates and global statistics before bidding them farewell at Winnipeg International Airport.
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Peter Warren Earle
London
England
Florida
New Orleans
U.K
Manitoba
Winnipeg International Airport
Western Assembly debates future of Canada West in May
In late May a Western Assembly event in Vancouver will host 300 delegates from four western provinces to discuss Canada West's political future and the possible formation of a new party. Notable organizers include Preston Manning and Stan Roberts with involvement from PC Liberals and the Representative party of Alberta.
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Western Assembly
Canada
Canada West
Vancouver
Hyatt Regency
Preston Manning
Edmonton
Stan Roberts
Manitoba
Walter Nelson
Avonlea
Palliser Wheat Growers
Allan Beachall
Rosser
Union of Manitoba
PC Party
Liberals
Representative Party of
Alberta
Progressives
Social Credit
Ccf-Ndp
Representatives
COR
WCC
Liberal
Prairies
Notable May Dates Highlight Local News Through Decades
A compact review pulls together brief May entries from 1907 to 1977 outlining visits, deaths, conscription notes, road wage changes, business shifts, a scholarship award, a wrecking yard venture, a creamery leader’s death, and a centennial tree planting ceremony with local figures such as Mrs. C Keating D Peddie Bud Glasman and Laurie Sally Reanda Cusitar.
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Progress
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China
By Fred McGuiness
C. Keating
Sivler Creek
Brandon Hospital
D. Peddie
Silverton
R.M. of Russell Council
Eam
Bud Glasman
Punchand
Eddie Leifer
Don McKinnon
Grandview
Grenfell
Sask
Doris Isryant
Whitemore School
Dauphin
Chaut‘augra
New York
W.C.T.V
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H.L. Jones
Roblin
Auto ‘Wrecking Yard
John P. Donald
Russell Creamery
Winnipeg
Russell
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