Hospital Expansion Costs Fear In Winnipeg Met Corp
The Metropolitan Corporation of Greater Winnipeg finance committee warned that hospital expansion costs will rise. Chairman G. W. Holland attributed the increase to upgrading the program and rapid construction cost growth. Revisions to expand the medical centre may double the municipal share for the Winnipeg General Children's and St. Boniface hospitals and the Medical College.
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Dene BID Radiator Repair Auto Service Ad
Dene BID formerly Wilman Motors advertises radiator repair and auto service at the corner of Eighth Street and Saskatoon Avenue West offering vehicle cooling system work and general maintenance.
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Bagot and District News from MacGregor area
Community notices from Bagot area include church anniversaries and a christening at Gladstone United with Rev D Rupp as guest speaker. Birthdays for local residents, upcoming bake sale plans, and a charity dance draw crowds. Social visits span Winnipeg Brandon and Minot with Shriners Hospital education for a child.
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Low-Price Wheat Suggested To Farmers
F F Hamilton chief commissioner of the Board of Grain Commission told 250 delegates at the Manitoba Pool Elevators annual meeting that Canada should build an inventory of a lower grade wheat to offer on the world market. He said a lower price wheat could emerge as underdeveloped countries seek higher protein diets and that the current market slump is temporary.
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Canada Dairy Farmers Face Global Competition
Agriculture Minister J. J. Greene told 220 delegates at the first Canadian conference on milk recording that Canadian farmers confront tougher competition from abroad than from fellow Canadians. He urged open markets, promised farmer representation, and urged greater use of testing, milking, accounting, and management to improve returns.
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Manitoba Minimum Wage Set To Rise In Four Stages
Premier Duff Roblin announced Manitoba will raise the minimum wage to 1.25 dollars per hour by December 1, 1968, in four steps from the current 1.00, applying to all workers 18 and older. The schedule starts with a 1.10 minimum on December 1 this year, followed by five-cent increases on April 1, August 1, and December 1 next year.
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One of Canada’s Most Wanted Nabbed in Winnipeg
Police surrounded a downtown restaurant with six detectives to arrest Norman Gerrard, 41, of Toronto, described as one of Canada’s most wanted men. Gerrard surrendered unarmed. a loaded revolver was found in his hotel room.
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