Hawaii Bound Last Days at Waikiki Cannery Visit
The writer tours the Dole Pineapple cannery the world’s largest, noting 3,000 off season workers and 9,000 in peak June to September, with a 56 acre complex where cans are made next door. They describe the production line, employee roles, and the and the well supplied cannery, plus a dairy farm visit and a Hawaiian gathering with varied foods. The trip continues to Ala Moana Shopping Centre, meeting friends, and plans to visit Mani and Kauai before returning to Winnipeg.
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Waikiki
Dole
Holstien
Milner
Guam
Canada
Ala Moana
Japan
China
India
Lorraine
Mani
DC-9
Winnipeg
Ocean
Manitoba Promotions Boost U S Tourists
Manitoba promotions in the U S tourist market are lifting American visits to the province. Tourism minister Peter Burtniak cites more American cars crossing the border, longer stays, and higher spending with total tourist expenditures reaching 135.5 million in 1976, up from 120 million in 1969.
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Manitoba
U.S
Peter Burtniak
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
United States
DBS
Snowmobile Courses Held on Reservations
Keewatin Community College launches snowmobile maintenance and operation courses on four Manitoba Indian reserves. Youth and Education Minister Saul Miller announced federal sponsorship with sessions at Nelson House Cross Lake and Norway House in February and Split Lake in March. The program focuses on preventative maintenance and economical repair with each trainee paying for installed parts. Fifteen trainees per course, chosen by the reserve chief and band council, will participate, reflecting the snowmobile as a primary transport means on the reserves.
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Keewatin Community College
Manitoba
Saul Miller
Federal
Department of Indian Affairs
Nelson House
Cross Lake
Norway House
Split Lake
Springfield Leader weekly newspaper notice
The Springfield Leader is an independent weekly newspaper serving the North Eastern Manitoba communities including Pine Falls Powerview St. George Great du Bois Lac du Bonnet Pinawa Seven Sisters Falls River Hille Elma and Whitemouth Areas. It is published Tuesday by The Springfield Leader Ltd Lac du Bonnet Manitoba. Subscription rates are 3.00 per year 5.00 for two years with outside Canada at 4.00 per year and 7.00 for two years. Advertising rates are 7 cents per agate line with 14 agate lines to the inch. Memoriams and Cards of Thanks cost 1.25. Second Class Mail Registration Number 0640.
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North Eastern
Manitoba
Pine Falls
Powerview
St. George
Great du Bois
Lac du Bonnet
Pinawa
Seven Sisters Falls
River Hille Elma
Whitemouth
Provencher
Springfield Leader Ltd
Mant
Canada
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Hawaii
By Ramsay McIntosh
John
Sally Tavares
Tiny
Wood
Moscow
Alberta
Tanco
Lac du Bonnet Lions Club
Guide Dog Foundation
Foster Parent
Arena
Soroka
Air Cadets
Centennial Queen
Springfield
R. D
Bob) McKay
R. R
Bob) Lesko
Courage
Cela
Monique Papineau
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