Planning Nutritious Lunches For Home Packed Meals
Home economist Joan Clement explains how to create appealing, nutritious bag lunches that meet one third of daily needs. Tips include fresh appearance, varied colors and textures, and practical ideas like separate dressing jars, versatile breads, soups, leftovers, and cost-saving substitutions.
24 Hour Student Accident Plan Costs Only 12 Cents A Day
Manitoba Blue Cross expands Student Accident Plan applications to all Manitoba school divisions. General Manager Michael Hawrysh notes two plans from last year are endorsed by the Manitoba Association of School Trustees. The non profit says coverage runs 24 hours a day for students from kindergarten to Grade 12 and aims to provide maximum benefits at low cost.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Blue Cross
Michael Hawrysh
Manitoba Blue Cross
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
School plans offer dental and accident coverage for students
Manitoba Blue Cross details two plans for students covering medical, dental and transport costs plus life insurance options. The first plan includes ambulance service, hospital stays, dental costs and tutoring reimbursement while the second provides 24 hour accident coverage during school activities. Over 85,000 students enrolled last year with $5.00 base rate and $2.00 per student for the second plan.
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Hawrysh
Manitoba Blue Cross
A. Polo Park
P.O
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Giant ripe tomato tops 24 pounds in Manitoba garden
Mrs. Vera Holopina of Roblin received a giant perfectly shaped tomato weighing over 24 pounds, ideal for sandwiches as one slice fits one slice of bread. The find came from her brother-in-law John Holopina’s Winnipeg garden where several other huge tomatoes were still green.
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Vera Holopina
Roblin
John Holopina
Winnipeg
Television Schedule Highlights From CKY Winnipeg Week
Canadian listings show CKY-TV Winnipeg airings for Sunday September 18 1977 through Friday September 23 1977. Entries include devotions cartoons dramas sports news late-night programs and a mix of family shows soaps and movies with channel branding and regional scheduling notes.
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University of the Air
Ted Armstrong
Oral Roberts
Rex Humbard
CTV
CTV National News
Cky-Tv
Marcus Welby
Lucy
McCowan and Co
Red Fisher
Wide World of Sports
Bob McLean
Darwin
Mr. Dressup
CBC Winnipeg TV Schedule September 17 to 21
Television grid lists daily programs from September 17 to September 21 in Winnipeg. It details start times and titles across Saturdays Sundays and weekdays including News, sports, and entertainment shows such as Space 1999 Sesame Street CFL Football and The Beachcombers.
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Mr. Dressup
Bob McLean
Volunteers Urgently Needed for UNICEF Fundraising
Call for volunteers to support UNICEF water projects in 80 countries. The appeal notes millions of children lack safe drinking water and highlights Canadian volunteer growth from $15,000 at inception to over $3,000,000 raised this year for water initiatives in Bolivia Maldives Mozambique Ethiopia and Cape Verde Islands.
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Unicef
United Nations Children’s Fund
Unicef Canada
Bolivia
Maldives
Mozambique
Ethiopia
Cape Verde Islands
UNICEF Appeal Urges Urgent Help for Water Crises
A mother speaks of her thirsty child’s pain to urge immediate action for UNICEF. The message calls on readers to pick up the phone and donate, stressing that water relief can save lives now.
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Unicef
Wheat Board Announces Winter Wheat Sale to Viet Nam
The Canadian Wheat Board announced a sale of 120000 metric tonnes of Red Winter Wheat to Viet Nam. Shipments from Pacific Coast ports will occur between October 1977 and March 1978 under a three year credit guaranteed by the federal government. This is Canada's first wheat sale to Viet Nam.
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Canadian Wheat Board
Socialist Republic of
Viet Nam
Canada
Pacific Coast
Wheat Board
Canda
Reggies Ramblings On Change And Social Friction
A column notes that change is welcomed when beneficial and contrasts old Winnipeg signs with anti English sentiments the writer recalls. It questions who crafts political rhetoric and jokes about milk sold by the litre with no handles. The piece blends satire and observation about language and power.
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Canadian Airborne Regiment
Petawawa
Winnipeg
Jack Benny
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
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