Frozen Make Aheads Save Time Timely Tips
Extension Home Economist Miss Marilyn McGregor explains how to prepare and freeze chopped and grated ingredients in advance. Suggestions include prepackaged onions cheese bread crumbs and peppers stored in airtight containers or freezer jars to save time and reduce prep effort.
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Marilyn McGregor
Direct Election For Mayor Advocated in Legislature
A private member's bill proposing direct election of Winnipeg's mayor drew Liberal and Conservative support. Jean Allard says 7,000 to 8,000 signatures back the idea as December 1974 elections approach. Lawmakers noted unicity government since 1972 and debated whether voters should choose the mayor directly.
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Jean Allard
Rupertsland
Frank Johnston
Sturgeon Creek
Gordon Johnston
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Harry Enns
Lakeside
Ed Schreyer
Harry Shafransky
NDP— Radisson
Wasagaming Post Office Closure Sparks Campers Protest
The Clear Lake Campers Association argues the Wasagaming post office will not reopen for 1973, noting lack of postmaster hiring, reduced funding, and limited rent. It warns retirees and cottage residents would struggle to receive mail, urging immediate protests to Postmaster General Andrew Ouellett.
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New Lease System For Crown Lands
Uskiw says a new system will provide a fairer deal for ranchers by transferring crown land administration from mines to agriculture on April 1 1973 74. Guidelines outline alternatives to bidding and link leases to cattle prices aiming to protect rural populations and ordinary farmers.
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Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
Department of Mines
Askiw
NDP
Bagot and District News Highlights Local Visits and Weather
Brandon visitors greet friends in Portage and Kakabeca Falls while early spring birds return. The piece notes wage retroactivity concerns for fixed incomes, crowning a call for broader rent relief and veteran consideration, plus community fire safety, weather shifts, and local weddings and condolences.
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John Arnold
H. Simpson
Brandon
A. W. Kalberg
Portage
John Purkess
Glenn
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R. Hunt
Kakabeca Falls
Dennis Burch
T. Askin
J. Purkess
Don Lamont
Kim Heppner
Connie Brown
Charlie Lamont
Dianne Ritchie
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Wheat production rise warned by Gilson at meat packers meet
D V Gilson vice president of research at the University of Manitoba warned a wheat surplus could reappear if western farmers push wheat farming in 1973 and 74. He noted ready cash markets and price advantages may lift production while demand from Russia China and India grows. He proposed compensatory price policies including support prices marketing certificates and open market sales with payments for limited volumes.
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D. ¥.v. Gilson
University of Manitoba
Meat Packers of Canada Annual Convention
Gilson
Russia
China
India
Oncy
Stiffer Regulations To Protect the Public
The federal government announced tougher rules for barbecued roasted and broiled meat and poultry to curb food poisoning. Regulations require proper storage below 40 or above 140 degrees and labeling. Dr. Morrison notes emphasis on barbecued chickens in supermarkets and delicatessens and urges shoppers to trust dealers. Poultry is especially at risk as organisms can transfer post cooking during handling.
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Canada Gazette
A. B. Morrison
Budget applauded as tax relief valued by business
Spokesmen for Winnipeg's business community praised Manitoba budget steps cutting taxes for individuals, including June 1 abolition of health insurance premiums and higher education property tax rebates. Critics argue small business burdens remain, while CMA's Bulman supports broader production equipment tax relief. a Toronto theatre opens a new Midnight Specials series with Luella Booth’s Hickory Victory Doe.
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Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
W. J. A. Bulman
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Bulman
CMA
Manitoba- Saskatchewan
Toronto Free Theatre
Hickory Victory Doe
Toronto
Luella Booth
Boissevain gets new English language radio station
A 10,000 watt English language radio station approved by the Radio-Television Commission will operate at 1220 AM from Boissevain Man. The station plans to broadcast day and night with programming sourced mainly from Altona Man 140 miles away, where the owners also run another station.
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Boissevain
Man
Radio-Television Commission
Altona
Blood tests urged to replace breath analysis in Canada
The Canadian Automobile Association urged blood tests as a stricter deterrent to impaired driving, citing Britain Denmark and Sweden. The brief says blood sampling determines precise alcohol levels and would be backed by trained technicians. refusal would be an offence. It also calls delaying emission standards to 1980 for more research and awards broad warranty and safety measures.
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Canadian Automobile Association
Great Britain
Denmark
Sweden
Delaying
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