Manitoba teachers urged minimum wage and reforms at convention
Manitoba school trustees association delegates pushed for a minimum wage of 500 for teachers, expecting legislative action. They favored a four year collegiate course and discussed union membership, while noting rural divisions need improved status as seasonal changes approach. The convention emphasized ongoing efforts to improve pay and conditions for educators.
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Manitoba School Trustees Association
Unfortunate Lack of Full Reports Noted by Herald
The Dauphin Herald notes frustration with public access to complete reports. Readers deserve full transparency and timely release of documents to understand decisions and outcomes affecting the community.
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THE
Dauphin Herald
Alfalfa Hay Shown Superior Feed For Manitoba Livestock
An Manitoba research note promotes alfalfa hay as the most economical protein and mineral source for growing animals. It cites higher calcium and palatability than other feeds, with Brandon Experimental Farm producing nearly a hundred tons yearly. Farmers are urged to establish alfalfa plots and contact Brandon for production guidance.
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Manitoba
Brandon
Curling Rocks Supplied For Winnipeg Bonspiel
Gordon Hudson of the Janitoha Curling Association notes that all rocks for the 50th Bonspiel in Winnipeg will be provided by the Manitoba Curling Association. Visiting rinks face a $100 entrance fee, with games planned through mid February at the Amphitheatre and other venues.
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Curling Rocks
Winnipeg
Tim Ching
Gordon Hudson
Janitoha Curling Association
Hudson
Manitoba Curling Association
Acta
Jon
Gee
Winpeg
Manitoba
Marlboroush Hotel
Minto Barracks
Deville
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Campaign to Boost Produced in Canada Goods
Mounting imports are cutting into sales of Produced in Canada merchandise, keeping unemployment high. The National Produced in Canada Association cites imports from the United States and United Kingdom rising since 1983, threatening Canadian jobs, and urges the public to buy Canadian products to support local employment.
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Dominion
Canada
Association
Dominion Bureau of Statistice
United States
United Kingdom
Western industry stimulated by Regina plant reopening
Commerce and industry across western Canada show signs of revival as General Motors of Canada restarts the Regina plant in December. Production drives a 10,000 unit program aimed at the Western Canada market, boosting optimism for auto industry from Winnipeg to the Pacific Coast.
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Canada
Regina
General Moors of
Western Canada
Winnipeg
Pacific Coast
World of Wheat by AGL Strangey
The author argues against a looming global price crash, noting 69 percent money inflation since 1914 while commodity prices rose about 26 percent. He cites dust in the U S wheat belt, Russian reserves, Spain purchases, India export gaps, and varied European crop conditions as factors shaping future wheat prices and supplies.
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United States
Great Britain
Cenrada
U. S
Spain
India
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