Langenburg votes on World Disarmament referendum
Langenburg Saskatchewan town council passes a by law for October 27 1982 ballot on World Disarmament as part of Operation Dismantle. The measure seeks a Yes or No on negotiating and implementing steps toward general disarmament with other governments.
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Langenburg
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
T. James Stark
Ment
Zbeetnott
United Nations
USA
U.S.S.R
C. Berger
Paul Hovrisko
Mervin Kendel
Dr.Wyand
Zbeethoff
Carl, Zorn
Robert Reitenbach
Zbeetnoff
Wyand
Trudeau
R. Regan
Breaner
M. MacGuigan
Manitoba grants 23500 to Society of Seniors
Health Minister Larry Desardins announced a 23500 grant to the Manitoba Society of Seniors a province wide group aiding seniors. He praised the society for helping seniors meet needs and promoting independent living while noting federal funding is ending and fundraising programs are being developed.
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Larry Desardins
Manitoba Society of Seniors
Local notes mark visits and congratulations in area
Minniska Missy and Jim Dunn visited parents on a Sunday trip from The Pas to Winnipeg. Marilyn Stewart of Vermilion and Ruth McLeod of Brandon were home for the weekend. Congratulations to Ruth and Jim Purdy on the safe arrival of their son on September 16. Bonnie Stewart and Shirley Dunn Jr attended a shower in Hamiota for Maureen Matheson. Linda and Tim Colter of Wolseley visited the Hackmans. Karen Morden of Brandon spent a weekend with the Dunns. The Dunns were in Virden on business. Congratulations to Stewart McLeod and Brenda McArthur on their Roblin wedding. Richard Wiebe visited Merna and the McLeods. Hyde family from Treherne spent the weekend and attended the McLeod McArthur wedding. Banner correspondent for October is Mrs Bob Stewart. Phone items to 7733134.
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Missy
Jim Dunn
David Dunn
Pas
Winnipeg
Marilyn Stewart
Vermilion
Alta
Ruth McLeod
Brandon
Ruth
Jim Purdy
Bonnie Stewart
Shirley Dunn Jr
Hamiota
Maureen Matheson
Linda
Tim Colter
Wolseley
Sask
Harvey Hackman
Karen Morden
Ross Dunn
Virden
Stewart McLeod
Brenda McArthur
Roblin
Richard Wiebe
Merna
We McLeod
Harvey Hyde
Treherne
McLeod-McArthur
Banner
Bob Stewart
Letter of thanks from Manitoba Women's Book Market group
A letter from Manitoba Women's on behalf of the committee and executive thanks supporters for continued help to research child diseases and health care. It notes collaboration with the Administration of Children's Hospital, the Children's Hospital Research Foundation, the Manitoba Trucking Association, and The Women's Institute, inviting book donations to the Library for the Book Market.
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Children's Hospital
Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
Children’s Hospital of
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Manitoba Trucking Association
Women's Institute
Lillie obituary for Ernest Gordon Lillie 1902 1982
Ernest Gordon Lillie died September 14 1982 at Health Sciences Centre aged 80. Born in Salem Ontario he moved to Manitoba joining Vista Elevator 1990 then Manitoba Pool Elevators Durban before retiring to Binscarth in 1967. Survived by Edna wife son Elgin daughter-in-law Anne grandson Gordon brother Earl and several nieces and nephews. service details noted Braendle Bruce Funeral Home supervised arrangements.
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Roy
Percy
Wes
Jin
Elgin
Anne
Gordon Lillie
Earl Lillie
Winnipeg
Neaa
Lenard
Cyril
Brian
George
Raymond
Ken Lillie
Braendle-Bruce Funeral Home
Arrangemer
Manitoba to increase student aid by 1.52 million
Education Minister Maur een Hemphill announced a 1.52 million boost in Manitoba student aid to meet a 44 percent rise in applications this fall. She said the province will add temporary staff as demand grows and emphasized keeping students in school amid recession.
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Maureen Hemphill
Manitoba
Hemphill
Ottawa
Tse
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Snall
Constance Choptuik
Ward
Gordon Harvey
Ens
Alen Bridge
Allan Murray
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Martin Bear
Margaret Irwin
Birdtall River
Aids Society of Seniors
Minniska
Institute
Terry Stonehouse Ltd
Russell, Man
THE
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Angusville
Rossburn
Russell
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