S M V Signs By the Thousands
Manitoba 4H clubs sell slow moving vehicle emblems for 490 and 3 dollars each. About 2 819 vehicles and farming gear travel under 25 mph on rural roads. The Reston 4H Beef Club plans sales. B R Poston notes demand rises as combines move between fields. The emblem is a 20 inch triangle with orange center and red border, visible up to 1500 feet in daylight and 1000 feet at night.
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Pear
Ems
Reston
Manitoba
B. R. Poston
Department of Agrical
Manitoba Rural Safety Association
S.M. V
Positon
Manitoba to raise minimum wage in three stages
Premier Roblin announced a 12 month plan to lift Manitoba minimum wage from 75 cents urban and 70 cents rural to 85 and 80 cents on Dec 1, then to 92 and 90 cents next July, with final equalization at $1 per hour on Dec 1, 1966 for both urban and rural areas.
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Manitoba
Roblin
Afr
Homemakers Corner Offers Light Up for Better Reading
Rita Lemoine outlines eye health signs in children and guides to improve home lighting. She warns that many kids show reading discomfort from poorly lit study areas and offers practical lamp placement tips and bright, glare-free desk setups to boost grades.
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Jose
Manitou Wheat Seed Distribution in Manitoba
Manitoba farmers face limited Manitou seed supply for next spring with an estimated 115000 to 116100 bushels available. Foundation seed growers, CDA not sole grower, will distribute 10 to 50 bushels per buyer and some seed firms may charge higher prices to cover handling and freight. In 1966 Manitoba planted 2143 bushels across 3622 acres at rates from seven pounds to one bushel per acre.
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Manitoba
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
CDA
Association
Foundation
Manitou
Health plan urged by Briton reflects pharmacy role
Sir Hugh Linstead, president of the International Pharmaceutical Federation, told Manitoba pharmacists to cooperate with government on a comprehensive medical care program. He urged acceptance of the plan's principles, saying improvements can come with experience while negative attitudes hinder progress. He spoke at the Manitoba School of Pharmacy’s 50th anniversary event.
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Manitoba
Hugh Linstead
International Pharmaceutical Federation
Hugh
National Health Service
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