Page 1 of Dec 23 2006 Issue of Portage La Prairie Central Plains Herald Leader in Portage La Prairie, Manitoba

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Portage La Prairie Central Plains Herald Leader (Newspaper) - December 23, 2006, Portage La Prairie, Manitoba Central Plains red note operating Friday a saturday sigh trn. Call 239-5570 to get you and your vehicle Home 17127 01/03/2008 legislative Library of Vaughan St suite iou Winnipeg my rec its Santa s Little elves local groups help spread Holiday cheer to those in need Page 11 Portage la Prairie news a a for in in s Oakville Book Bash former students staff share memories of Mill Creek school District in new history Book 25 sports seals lose game then no. I goalie person Heads for Spuhl As Oakville blitzed by beavers in Semhal tilt in Carman 12 Portage la Prairie 5 Oakville Elie 6 Gladstone 7 Macgregor Ausbun 8 includes tax of o of in n o saturday december 23, 2006 time is running out in Taos models Wehrn t lift and they must a sold Bafaro Christmas Brand maw units sailing Balow Cost hurry in for Best selection year 18 no. 26wheat Board ceo ousted a Manitoba Farmers on both sides of Issue speak out on Ottawa s decision to remove wheat Board monopoly by Robert Arnason for Central Plains Herald Leader an already divided farm Community in Western Canada is now even More polarized. On dec. 19, at a farm near St. Francois Xavier Federal agriculture minister Chuck Leighton Klassen Central Plains Herald Leader Holiday Parade Santa Claus pays an Early visit to Austin on dec. 19, As part of the Village s annual Christmas festival. Residents of All Ages turned out to watch the Santa Claus Parade which was followed by a luncheon and Christmas concert at Austin elementary school. Strahl announced the firing of Canadian wheat Board president and chief executive officer Adrian Measner. Measner who was at Cwb for 32 years and had led the Winnipeg based organization since 2003, publicly criticized the Harper government s plan to end the Board s monopoly on sales of wheat and Barley from Western Canada. Strahl announced Measner s removal at a rally held at the farm of Jim Janzen a vice president of Western Canadian wheat growers association a lobby group opposed to Cwb s monopoly. Strahl also announced Greg Arason will become the interim president and ceo until a permanent replacement is found. Arason was Measner s predecessor at Cwb leading the organization from 1998-2002. Measner s firing provoked Strong reaction from area Farmers. Both for and against his removal. Quot he had turned the wheat Board into a Large l Liberal political organization Quot said Curtis Sims who farms near Macgregor. Quot that s just not acceptable. I support the replacement of or. de Rempel a Farmer in the Starbuck area had a much different reaction to Strahl s announcement. Quot i m disgusted Quot he said in an interview on wednesday. Quot i see this As the Harper government Selling out to big Rempel said he can t understand the Quot mindless veracity of the conservatives on this Rempel is especially frustrated with the Federal government s determination to end the single desk at Cwb without consulting with Farmers. Quot the conservatives use their ears Only to hold up their glasses Quot he said. Portage Lisgar s conservative my said he recognizes his constituents Are divided on this Issue of the wheat Board monopoly. M see 2

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