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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1970
Page
5
Gain Batch outlines simple checks before calling a technician. Inspect power, plugs, fuses, controls, lights, filters, doors, water supply, and cleaning needs to prevent unnecessary service visits and preserve appliance performance.
4H B Vanman of the Insurance Bureau of Canada says the Conservative plan would offer Manitoba car owners the best coverage in Canada. In the legislature Walter Weir proposed a compulsory government auto insurance with private firms selling to individuals, a plan Vanman says goes beyond Saskatchewan and Manitoba proposals and questions its cost.
The Manitoba Legislature approved a bill to add nail insurance to the current crop coverage, enabling optional insurance for farmers in the joint federal provincial program. Tentative rates announced by Agri culture Minister Sam Askiw show premiums from 1% to 4% depending on region, with special multipliers for field peas, buckwheat, and sugar beets. The bill was among nine assent by Lt. Gov. Richard S. Bowles.
Manitoba broadcasters told the law amendment committee that easing liquor advertising hours would boost revenue and improve programming. CKSB’s Roland Couture said extending hours could preserve ad income as eight CFL games would be sponsorable otherwise. The Manitoba Christian Women's Union opposed loosening liquor laws, while others urged service for patrons unable to access licenced venues.
Government hail insurance faces criticism as Manitoba eyes a private entrant. Parker Agencies Ltd accompanied by Thomas Turpin argues farmers are well served by private firms and cites no complaints to the provincial insurance superintendent. Kenneth Stephenson of Saskatoon, head of the Canadian Hail Underwriters Association, notes losses by companies since 1943 and says firms operate across the prairies seeking gains where profits arise.
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