Winds of Change Hit Manitoba Legislature Debates
The piece surveys shifts in cabinet size and spending as the Liberals and NDP clash over government expenditure. It describes questions in the House of Commons, off the record sessions, and the stalled Churchill River diversion and Southern Indian Lake Hydro project bill as it nears passage.
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Treasury
Northern Affairs
Youth Affairs
Churchill River
Indian Lake
L. Desjardins
St. Boniface
Molgat
NDP
Paulley
Liberal
Plant Manitou Wheat Should Be Planted Deep Two Inches
Farmers should seed Manitou wheat about two inches deep and not deeper than three inches to ensure good emergence. The variety has a short coleoptile, so deeper planting causes leaves to push underground and double up. Packing the soil before seeding aids emergence in moist soil, says A L D Martin of Manitoba Agriculture.
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A. L D. Martin
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Martin
July Youth Leaders Courses For Gimli
The seventh annual youth leaders courses will be held in July at the Leadership Training Centre in Gimli. Tourism and Recreation Minister John B. Carroll announced the program for boys July 6 to 19 and girls July 20 to August 2. The $50 fee includes meals, accommodation, and instruction, with capacity for 120 per start date. Applications distributed to recreation commissions, schools, and community groups.
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Gimli
John B. Carroll
Carrolli
Carroll
Manitoba Parks Set to Open May 17 With Upgraded Facilities
Tourism Minister John Carroll announced the season opening for Manitoba provincial parks recreation areas and campgrounds on May 17. Seven of nine parks have improved facilities this year while Spruce Woods and Asessippi remain under development. Provincially operated campgrounds total 46 with 4,396 units, plus private camps adding about 5,000 units.
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Manitoba
John B. Carroll
Carroll
Spruce Woods
Asessippi
Parks Branch
Manitoba Parks Readied for Summer Beach Visitors
A force of 40 park officers and up to 400 seasonal staff prepare Manitoba beaches for thousands of visitors this summer. Beach control starts with a mobile vanguard and rises to full strength by June end. Entrance fees remain 50 cents daily or 3 dollars seasonally at Whiteshell Grand Beach and other provincial parks. Camping rates stay the same with limits varying by site from three weeks to ten days.
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Whiteshell
Grand Beach
Birds Hill
Norquay Beach
Grand Valley
St. Malo
Moose L
Rivers
St. Ambroise
Patricia Beach
Telegram Urges Brewery Co to Establish in Parkland
A telegram from Parkland Regional Development Inc. officials invites Tartan Breweries Ltd. to set up in Parkland Manitoba area including Roblin, Dauphin, Swan River and others. The note cites Parkland’s 10 000 square miles, 26 municipalities, and government reports on vast development opportunities. Meetings offered in Dauphin or Prince George, B C.
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Dauphin
Man
Tartan Breweries Ltd
Prince George
British Columbia
J. C. Maillard
Parkland Regional Development Inc
R. R. W. Kinney
Parkland
Manitoba
Roblin
Swan River
Parkland Regional Development Corporation
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