Winter Driving Tips Four Keep Car In Winter Kit
Ford of Canada summarizes winter car care from engine tuning to a well stocked trunk kit. It advises battery checks, antifreeze, lights, heater, defroster, fuel levels, and emergency gear like shovels, sand, jumper cables, ropes, flares, flashlight, ice scraper, and extra clothing for cold regions. Ensure regular winter readiness beyond autumn tune ups.
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Ford of
Canada
Manitoba Women Authors Collection Grows at Government House
The wife of the Lieutenant-Governor explains a project started by Frances Bowles to compile works by Manitoba born women. The collection houses 60 books from 57 authors, largely autographed and varied in genre, and invites readers to suggest missing writers for inclusion.
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Manitoba
Frances Bowles
Government House
Lion's Lassie Tweens Race In Fort Richmond Ringette Tourney
The MacGregor Lion's Lassies Tweens traveled to Winnipeg January 8 for ringette at the Fort Richmond Invitational. They opened against Gateway, lost after a hard fight, then faced Melrose Missiles in a 6 5 overtime loss. Daphne Pogue excelled in goal and Eileen Street was injured. team spirit remained high for the upcoming National Ringette Tournament in Winnipeg February 4.
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Lion's Lassies
Winnipeg
Ringette
Fort Richmond
Gateway
MacGregor
Daphne Pogue
Melrose
MacGregor Girls
Cheryl Purkess
MacGregor Lion
Lloyd Street
Ed Temchuk
Eileen Street
Misericordia Hospital
GROW SLOWLY Human nails growth timeline noted
A health note states that human nails typically extend from the cuticle to standard length in about 117 to 138 days, indicating a gradual growth process and no rapid nail length changes.
International Teaching Fellowship bids invited
WINNIPEG applications are now being accepted for the International Teaching Fellowship an annual award to enable a Manitoba classroom teacher to exchange teaching positions with a teacher in the State of Victoria Australia for one calendar year from January 1978. The fellowship aims to provide an international living and teaching experience for teachers selected on professional aptitude experience and contributions. Participants remain in the employ of their own authorities and continue to receive their salaries.
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Winnlveg
Manitoba
Victoria
MacGregor locals host visiting teachers from Canada and abroad
MacGregor residents hosted Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs Art Palmer with Raymond Darlene and Mark Nichol from Winnipeg and Tan Fraser of Williams Lake BC. Out of town guests with Ed Chants included Mr and Mrs Hugh Fulford and Clara Sterling of Swan River plus Mr and Mrs Clarence Grant of Gladstone. Teachers selected for fellowships must have four years of post secondary education and preferably honours degrees. Fellows cover their travel costs to Australia and back with cheaper group fares. Housing exchange with furnishings is required but buyers pay housing costs and insurance. Application deadline is March 1, 1977. For details contact Laura Steiman Information Office Department of Education Portage Avenue Winnipeg Manitoba R9G 0T3.
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Art Palmer
Raymond
Darlene
Mark Nichol
Winnipeg
Tan Fraser
Williams Lake
B.C
Hugh Fulford
Clara Sterling
Swan River
Clarence Grant
Gladstone
Australia
Laura Steiman
Department of Education
Portage Avenue
Manitoba
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Safety Counils
Co-op Implements
William Cameron
Co-op
Portage la Prairie
Trans Canada Highway West
Cameron
Shaunavon
Meadow Lake
Saskatchewan
William K. Cameron
Lion’s Lassie
Agri-Credit Loans
Firstbank
The
First Canadian Bank
Bank of Montreal
Portage la Prairie, Manitoba
MacGregor, Manitoba
Cancheck Farm Accounting
MacGregor Locals
Manitoba Boys School
CW. Sloik & Son
Actioneers
Wishart's of
Portage