Major Shifts In Manitoba Department Duties
Manitoba undertakes a wide reorganization at cabinet level to strengthen operations and improve program administration. Two cabinet committees will oversee all departments, with Finance and Transport reshaped and Health, Housing, and Urban Affairs merged. New departments assume broad duties including taxation, mining, transit, and cultural commissions.
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Manitoba
Mgs
Department of Finance
Finance Department
Manitoba Hydro
Manitoba Telephone System
Department of Public Utilities
Manitoba Centennial Centre Corporation
Finance
Mining, Royalty and Tax
Mineral Taxation Act
Department of Transportation
Hiways
Highway Tradeact
Manitoba Transportation Commission
Northern Transportation Commission
Industry and Commerce
Urban Transit Assistance Program
Highway Traffic and Motor Transport Board
Taxicab Board
Commission For Railways
Transportation Minister
Department of Health and Social Services
Health and Welter
Attorney General's Department
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
Manitoba Hospital Commission
Manitoba Medical Services Insurance Corporation
Department of Consumer ‘and
Levera Rere
Nationalion
Paul Hellyer
TNS
Government reshuffle details water control and youth spending
The text outlines an emergency measure reorganizing ministries with the organization and its minister becoming commissioner of northern affairs. The Department of Mines and Natural Resources gains water control and conservation from the former highways department. The Department of Youth and Education is described as a spending department.
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Treasury Board
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Highways Department
Department of Youth and Education
Flowers Bolts and Saddle Club Year End Results
The Russell 4H Flowers Bolts and Saddle Club completed their year with achievement days results. The Garden project held its day August 17 alongside the horticultural show with four gardens exhibited in damp weather. On September 3 Mr Crow judged the pony project. grand champion Donna Glassman and reserve champion Doug Mackie led, with Corrie Baker Orlla Calvert Elizabeth Rannie Graham Rannie and Debbie Liebrecht in the red ribbon group. The Automotive project held their achievement day next.
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Russell
Garden Project
Mr. Crow
Pony Project
Donna Glassman
Doug Mackie
Red Ribbon
Corrie Baker
Orlla Calvert
Elizabeth Rannie
Graham Rannie
Straight A Students Depend On Good Vision
A vintage educational note argues that 40 percent of Manitoba children have vision problems and that a child learns more through vision than other senses. It emphasizes the impact of sight on growth and development and urges screening for vision issues.
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Manitoba
Russell school events highlight a busy week
Mil es Glasman wins MPC presidency over Jim Boucher as the Trojan football team prepares to play Swan River at 2:00 p.m. on Russell school grounds. The Russell Curling Club sponsors a Walkathon on October 5 with participation open to all. Freshie Day Parade is this Friday at 2:00 p.m. and the school magazine drive has started strong, aiming to surpass the goal with community support.
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Miles Glasman
Mip.c
Jim Boucheree
Ton Fateday
MPC
Trojan
Swan River
Russell School
Russell Curling Club
Russell
Rink Manager And Operator Course Planned In Saskatchewan
The Parkland Recreation Association and Esterhaby Community Recreation Association announce a rink manager and operator course, a rare Saskatchewan workshop after five years. The agenda promises new methods and community benefits for rink management and operations.
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Parkland —Recreation Association
Esterhaby — Community Recreation Association
Saskatchewan
Vision growth focus drives Manitoba optometrist goals
The Manitoba Association of Optometrists emphasizes vision as growth and development guided by professional optometric care. Eye exams typically take about 49 minutes, though some cases need more time, with improved school achievement a key objective. Separately, Manitoba farms averaged 2,704,000 laying hens per month in 1967.
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Vuelta
Manitoba Association of Optometrists
Manitoba
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