Winnipeg adopts unified food handling regulation overhaul
Health Minister Larry Desjardins announces a new Food and Food Handling Regulation replacing five old rules. The act standardizes inspection and enforcement, requires annual eating establishment permits, and empowers inspectors to revoke permits from noncompliant operators.
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Winnipeg
Larry Desjardins
Public Health Act
Desjardins
Environmental Management Division
Department of Environment
Chamber Honors Premier as Week Set for Chamber Event
Premier Howard Pawley signs a proclamation declaring September 25 to 27 as Canadian Chamber of Commerce Week in Winnipeg. The Manitoba and Winnipeg chambers praise the event theme Economic Recovery Everybody's Business and outline convention aims to strengthen the economy.
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Howard Pawley
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba
National Chamber
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
Vicky Todd
Manitoba Chamber of Commerce
Don Henderson
Golden Age Group Hosts Beulah Meeting
The Golden Age Club of Miniota attended a Beulah event on September 21. Twenty two members attended with visitors from Birtle and relatives from a Hamiota funeral. Jean Cook led the opening, with Daphne Medd singing and Joyce Weir reading poetry.
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Miniota
Golden Age Club
Beulah
Chapel Ladies
Hamiota
Birtle
Jean Cook
Bill Leary
Ivan Paynter
Toronto
Barbara Littlejohn
Satellite TV warning to consumers on dish viability in Canada
Winnipeg based Open Sky Satellite Television President Martin O Connor says small DBS dishes will fail to deliver reliable reception and warns buyers not to invest in two to three foot dishes. He notes DBS is in planning stages and will likely appear in 1 4 years aimed at the northeastern US with pay television and few channels.
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Winnipeg
Martin O’connor
Open Sky Satellite Television
Direct Broadcasting Services
DBS
O’connor
Canada
United States
Manitoba plans papal visit for Winnipeg 1984
The Manitoba government sets up a special deputy minister committee and a coordinating office to manage next year’s papal visit. Pope John Paul II will be in Winnipeg for six hours on Sunday September 16, 1984 from 10 30 a m to 4 30 p m as part of his 11 city Canadian tour.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
John Paul II
Canada
Cargill urges higher initial barley prices
Cargill Limited of Winnipeg urged a higher initial price to farmers for barley delivered to the Canadian Wheat Board in 1983/84. In a telex to Treasury Board President Herb Gray they proposed $110 per tonne for No 1 Feed Barley instead of $95, citing stronger world barley prices to spur greater farm sales.
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Winnipeg
Cargill Limited
Canadian Wheat Board
Treasury Board
Herb Gray
Cargill
Kerry Hawkins
Hawkins
Oak River 4 H Club Forms New Year Leaders
Oak River annual 4 H meeting on September 12 elected Dana McTavish president Cheryl Paddock vice president Wendy Radcliffe secretary Nancy Paddock treasurer and Jason Koscielny reporter. Members planned sewing woodworking handicraft foods exploring home design and self determined projects for the year.
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Oak River
Dana McTavish
Cheryl Paddock
Wendy Radcliffe
Nancy Paddock
Jason Koscielny
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