Parklands Pilot Postsecondary Study Gets Provincial Backing
A provincial advisory committee will study a pilot postsecondary education project in west central Manitoba’s Parklands area. Education Minister Ben Hanuschak says the program aims to offer continuing education for residents over 16 not enrolled in school, drawing on libraries businesses and farm groups. The committee will appoint a regional coordinator to gather local views, with Dauphin at the center due to isolation and its diverse school and occupational resources.
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Westcentral
Manitoba
Ben Hanuschak
Parklands
Hanuschak
Dauphin
Manitoba hog producers gain extra income under new pricing plan
Manitoba Hog Producers Marketing Board reports an extra 125000 from the week ended April 20 as a new pricing system replaces teletype auctions. The board set minimums at 40.60 in Winnipeg and 40 in Brandon after nine months of talks with Toronto buyers. Chairman M. G. Hofford notes the hold system yields better eastward differential, with about 27000 hogs sold and average gains of over 125000 for Manitoba producers.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Hog Producers’ Marketing Board
Toronto
Winnipeg
Brandon
M. G. Hofford
Hofford
CFI Position Improves at Pas Manitoba Nine Months 1973
The Chutchill Forest Industries project at The Pas Manitoba reduced losses to 1,020,908 for the first nine months of 1973 from 7,631,920 in 1972 and posted about 1.5 million cash profit before interest and depreciation. Receiver L J Hallgrimson notes production rose about 30 percent and sales grew with higher North American prices. The Manitoba Development Corp. backs nearly 152 million at stake, with 88 million advanced before receivership.
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Chutchill Forest _Industries
Pas
Man
L. J. Hallgrimson
Hallgrimson
Tam
Pulp and Paper
Manitoba Development Corp
Placeut
Manitoba Forestry Resources Ltd
The
Development Corporation
Grain handling changes eyed by Canada Grains Council
Canada Grains Council hears from Otto Lang that both grain companies and railways must invest heavily over the coming years to modernize transportation and handling. Lang notes no long term plan exists, warns government may act, and stresses need for an efficient domestic feed grains system to support livestock industries. Donald Dever urges decisive programs despite calls for more study as the 1972 committee seeks action before rail line abandonments resume.
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Canada Grains Council
Otto Lang
W. E. Jarvis
Canadian Wheat Board
Lang
Israel
Grains Council
Canada
Council
Donald A. Dever
Committee On Transportation and
Dever
Auction sale notice by committee offers goods for public sale
Auction notice states a committee of Worthy Community will offer items for public sale. Details such as date, location, and lot descriptions are not readable in the supplied text. The itemized terms and bidding instructions are not legible.
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Sawatzky
Holmsfield
Dennis Chinner
Deloraine
Greg Doak
Brookdale
Brent Houston
Kenton
David Hugher
Langruth
Ross Dunn
Russell
Morley Landman
Erickson
Alvin Puhach
McCreary
Tommy Paczkoski
Shortdale
Labatt’s
Stu Harper
Dave Jowett
Howie Larke
Gravol
Denwal
Pharmacy
Macgregor
House OF Specials
Waffle
Sevous
Flannelette
Mrease
Ian
Klassen’s
Bargain Centre
CFI
Ograr
Canadian Association
Pine Creek
Ruma
Gous, Cellaneot
Aware Salaries & Benefits Administration Operations
Nga
Worthy Curling Rink
W. H
Bill) Burch
Carberry
Autopac
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Four Insurance Corporation
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