Bormann Alive Myth Sparks Laughs and Ruckus
A Winnipeg column lampoons sensational headlines about Martin Bormann said to linger in Latin America, noting false alarms and mocks the era’s dramatic claims. It also covers a school board rejecting an 800 dollar incentive program for truant students amid Manitoba’s bright economic indicators.
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Manitoba farmers save on insecticides this year
Agriculture Minister Sam Uskiw announced 245,000 acres were sprayed this year. 200,000 acres infested by grasshoppers and 45,000 by Bertha Army worms received insecticide, with two programs cutting farmer costs by about half. Dimethoate and lannate were sold at cost or with subsidies, easing prices from 21.50 to about 10.75 per gallon for dimethoate and from 9.75 to 8.15 per pound for lannate, yielding roughly 18,000 in total farmer savings. The worst-hit areas included Swan River valley and the Red River valley, with infestations expected to rise 25 percent next year.
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Electric heat offers full control for every room
Electric heating provides self regulation with thermostats in each room, allowing uneven sun wind exposure areas to stay comfortable without overheating. It is reliable due to few moving parts and a steady power supply, and it remains clean with no combustion gases or fumes.
Local Initiatives Program Boosts Blind Reading Project
Reading for the Blind is among the first four Manitoba projects approved under this year s Local Initiatives Program. Manpower and community groups collaborate to expand accessible reading services and support for visually impaired residents.
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Government funding backs reading and cultural access projects
Immigration Minister Robert Andras announced four federal programs to create 60 jobs in Manitoba with over 170000 in grants. The Reading for the Blind project in Winnipeg will train volunteers to tape books for dyslexic students with more than 45000 in funding. The Workshop in Winnipeg receives 73000 to hire 24 workers while offering a repair service and resource centre for low income residents. Two LIP projects in Dauphin and Portage la Prairie target Indigenous transitions to urban life with more than 54000 for seven and 33000 for eleven staff respectively. A stamp kit and Canada Stamps and Stories reference book are being issued for collectors with post offices and Ottawa mail orders.
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Canadian Stamp Starter Kit and Reference Book debut
Ottawa announces the first Canadian stamp collecting starter kit and a comprehensive reference book. The Stamp Starter Kit includes a 15 page bilingual mini album stamps hinges and an illustrated instruction pamphlet to begin a collection. The book Canada Stamps and Stories highlights Canada’s heritage through postage stamps and lists all stamps issued from 1867 through 1871.
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