Manitoba official warns on Christmas debt and credit card buys
Manitoba Minister Ben Hanuschak urges spending within means during the holidays. He cautions buyers about ads offering no carrying charges and deferred payments into 1972. He supports credit card use for business but warns to buy only what can be paid for to avoid post holiday head aches. The piece also covers road safety age warnings for smokers and drinkers, and a Manitoba municipal welfare debate.
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Ben Hanuschak
Manitoba
Ben
Hanuschak
Ifr
Union of
National Anti-Poverty Organization
NAPO
Canada
NDP
Impressions and Observations from St Pauls Home
The writer reflects on departures from St Pauls Home, praising Sister Georgia and staff for food service and cleanliness. They note the canteen run by Sister Alexandra and the vast cleaning tasks, including seventy toilets and many beds daily. Appreciation for administrators Sisters Celestine Nestor and Doloretta, plus a prayer for grace amid aging and life changes.
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St. Paul’s
Georgia
Alexandra
Joe
Steve
Johnnie Bourdin
Johnnie
Celestine
St.Paul’s
Sister Nestor
Sister Doloretta
Jean
Bella
Doctors Are Guinea Pigs in Ramblings Headline
An 11 year old schoolboy quips that doctors are guinea pigs and all kids have imagination. He adds that as you grow up you lose such imagination, a playful take on aging and perception from a newspaper cartoon caption.
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Reggie
Sonny
Minister backs wider film classification in Manitoba
Tourism minister Peter Burtniak endorses broader film classifications to replace present adult rules and supports adding subcategories L S or V for language sexual content or violence. He backs expanding obscenity definitions and enforcing age restrictions with possible photo ID cards while improving public awareness of film content.
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Manitoba
Peter Burtniak
Mir. Burtniak
Manitoba Censorship Review Board
Department of Highways
Movie Censorship Board
Burtniak
Asgist
Sall
Mahitoba
Trees In News For Public Education Efforts
In the education field, people work to protect and wisely use the environment. Individuals and groups undertake constructive programs to conserve natural renewable resources on their own initiative.
Suburban Montreal Community Recycles Old Newspapers
In Suburban St Bruno residents save trees by recycling newspapers. Mrs. David Kenny and husband launched the project, now 35 community members collect papers on Saturdays. The broker pays 8 to 12 dollars per ton and the entrails go to Trenton Ontario for wallboard paper tubing and boxes.
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Montreal
St. Bruno
David Kenny
St. Lawrence River
Trenton
Ontario
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