Food safety tips for summer family outings
Home economics specialists warn over 400000 Canadians suffer food borne illnesses yearly. Warm weather boosts bacterial growth. prevent cross contamination, wash areas, use clean utensils, cook poultry thoroughly, avoid stuffing birds, keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold, refrigerate leftovers promptly, and discard any unsafe food. Pamphlets Let’s Barbecue and Fresh Vegetables available from the local Department of Agriculture.
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Department of Agriculture
Roblin
Manitoba
Did You Know About Canada Parks Traffic Trends
A reader surveys Jasper Park ranks third in visitor and vehicle numbers among Canada’s 23 national parks. Traffic compares Saskatoon to Lloydminster with Saskatoon to Regina volumes. First quarter 1975 saw Yellowhead Pass truck volume up 343 year over year, Rogers Pass down 2148. Four to five year traffic gains cited for Jasper and Yellowhead corridor.
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Canada
Jasper Park
Saskatoon
Lloydminster
Regina
Yellowhead Pass
Rogers Pass
Jasper National Park
Yellowhead
Ottawa
Manitoba Quebec student work exchange eyed for Montreal Olympics
Manitoba plans a student exchange with Quebec to send up to 200 Quebec and Manitoba students to work at the 1976 Montreal Summer Olympics. Manitoba would billet Quebec students in May and June and Manitoba students in Quebec in July and August. Participants would perform casual maintenance and Olympic site tasks during the Games from July 17 to August 1.
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Manitoba
Quebec
Montreal
Ben Hanuschak
Manitou
COJO
Hanuschak
Ontario
Budget Critique Hits Schreyer on Federal Plan
Premier Ed Schreyer labels the budget self canceling, citing 25 percent fuel cost hikes, inadequate housing funding, and shifted costs to provinces. He warns about future provincial burdens and limited job creation measures, urging clearer cooperation and targeted housing and unemployment support.
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Ed Schreyer
Barney Dawson
Canada
Iean
Athabaska
Petro-Canada
Ottawa
Economic Council of Canada
Basic Resource Corporation
Reggie’s Ramblings on Arts Grants in Winnipeg Council
Readers wonder why Winnipeg city council is pressured to provide four quarter million dollar grants to several performing arts groups. The column questions whether these groups offer genuine cultural value or rely on public funds instead of sustainable support.
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Winnipeg
Night Cycling Safety Hints for Manitoba Riders
Night cycling in Manitoba requires a proper headlight visible 300 feet ahead and a rear reflector or red lamp visible 200 feet behind. Maintain a white rear mudguard patch, ensure reflectors stay clean and tight, check headlight power, and wear light clothing to aid motorists.
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Manitoba
Education Minister forms group to study school program reforms
Education Minister Ben Hanuschak announces a working group to examine standards teacher roles school organization and student involvement in Manitoba. The group will hear from agents teachers students trustees and superintendents with first report on standards and expectations due by late fall. Contact Professor Ken Osborne at University of Manitoba to share views.
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Ben Hanuschak
Lisked
Hanuschak
Ken Osborne
Faculty of Education
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Enquiries On Mixing Chemicals
Farmers asked about mixing insecticides and herbicides. The guidance says not recommended and if a farmer insists a small test mix should stand an hour. If no abnormal effects occur, the mix is probably ok. Responsibility for any failure or damage rests entirely with the farmer.
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Home Family
Billa Murchison
Karen Webster
Link Hardware
J. & E. Hardware and Supplies Ltd
Russell, Man
Premier Schreyer
Pioneer Trust
Edward Schreyer
Saskatchewan
Schreyer
Will Klein
Ron Skinner
Yorkton
de Martin
Bill Powell
Swan River
Sneath
Walter Loewen
Douglas Price
Jonathan Fox
Raymond Nelson
E.A. Rawlinson
Prince Albert
Canadian Pioneer Management Ltd
Portage Avenue
Reggie
Pri
Russell
John Deere
Keating
South
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