Car Check Campaign Urges 1973 Safety Test Awareness
The Canada Safety Council urges motorists to see if their car passes the 1973 safety test as up to sixty percent may fail. Common faults include poorly aimed headlights, faulty brakes, steering looseness, worn tires, defective exhaust, bad front end alignment, worn shocks, faulty horns, and smeared windshield blades. Preventive maintenance and timely checks reduce accident risk and repair costs.
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Canada Safety Council
Open Quota Deliveries Do Not Require Acreage Assignments
Winnipeg officials state that deliveries under an Open Quota impose no acreage requirements once a quota is opened. Open quotas cover oats flaxseed and rye with oats set to April 2 1973. Producers are urged to assign acres for 1973 74 permits and to expect mailed policy pamphlets.
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Winnipeg
C. W. Gibbings
Canadian Wheat Boand
Gibbings
Wheat Board
Seed quality guides crop yields and safety
Farmers receive guidance on selecting certified seed, testing germination, and avoiding weed seeds and disease. The article explains Canada’s seed certification, packaging, and sale statements, plus Manitoba testing facilities and a propane and home safety advisory section.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
Plant Products Division
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Federal
Safety brochure on electricity and propane for mobile homes
Labor Minister Russ Paulley announced a 12 page free brochure for owners of travel trailers and mobile homes. It covers six pages of electrical wiring tips and six pages on propane handling with emphasis on proper grounding to prevent shocks and electrocution.
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CSA
Paulley
Norquay I
Labor
Russ Paulley
Manitoba
Mechanical and Engineering Division
Labor Department
Norquay
Increased School Grants Through Provincial Equalization System
The second grant uses an equalization formula to add 3 to 21 dollars per student and creates a province wide system of equalized grants. This aims to ease tax burdens while expanding educational opportunities in areas least able to raise revenue through the local levy.
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Trurden
Hanusehak
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