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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1976
Page
10
Manitoba introduces bus ridership training for all students and extends regulation to 600 buses. New standards align with Highway Traffic Act, allow 18 year old drivers, and set up eight lamp warning systems for regular buses and four red lights for other vehicles.
Agriculture Minister Sam Askiw introduced a bill for second reading to reform the Manitoba Women's Institute. The plan creates a provincial board of eight directors plus a president and vice president, gives each institute one vote for provincial president, and realigns district boundaries with regional lines. The advisory board becomes a provincial advisory board and districts align with government regions. The measure aims to spread workload and simplify representation while preserving focus on education, community programs, and leadership development for rural women. the Manitoba Institute has 2,429 members in 135 locals.
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