MTS Seeks Rate Hike For Manitoba Telephones
Manitoba Telephone System asks the Public Utilities Board for higher rates to fund inflation driven costs. If approved, increases would add about 13.5 million in the first full year, keeping Manitoba rates among the lowest in North America. Details include higher residence line charges, long distance tweaks, directory assistance fees, and new overdue charges, effective after PUB study and potential October 1 implementation.
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Public Utilities Board
Manitoba Telephone System
Manitoba
North America
MTS
Winnipeg
Brandon
Regina
Thompson
Thunder Bay
Russell- Inglis
12th Annual Awards Night Held At Inglis
The Inglis Home and School Association hosted the 12th Annual Awards Night at Inglis Junior High Auditorium on June 23. Clifford Tetzlaff was master of ceremonies Loreen Jackson played piano. Students received subject award scrolls and academic trophies for Grades 7 to 9 with honors to Heather Bezan Verna Istody Shelley Davidson Ruth Mack Rhonda Nernberg Cathy Ungrin and others. A guest speaker Mike Yakimishyn from Winnipeg praised the Home and School group and L Haas retiring principal was honored with gifts poems and remarks. Lunch and social concluded the evening.
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Inglis Home and School Association
Inglis Junior High
Clifford Tetzlaff
Loreen Jackson
Greg White
Judy Russin
Gracie Herechuk
Cindy Russin
Jim Mudrey
Donna Beischer
Gail Nernberg
Brent Pocltar
Brenda Pocltar
Lori Davidson
Jane Buleziuk
Trevor Wowk
Joanne Tetzlaff
Robin Simpson
Sherry Palmeruk
Perry Ross
Verna Iftody
Dawn Bezo
L. Haasto
Layton Bezan
Shelley Davidson
David Fisher
Ruth
Eric Swedberg
Munro
Gordon Ray
Ruth ‘Mack
Bonnie Ray
Edgar Mensch
Rhonda Nernberg
Robin
J.W. McKenzie
Rick
Herb Liske
Cathy Ungrin
Oswald Beischer
Inglis and District Credit Union
Glen Frieze
Don Ross
Lorimer
Inglis
L. Haas
Mike Yakimishyn
Winnipeg
Inglis Collegiate
Paul Swedberg
Erwin Mack
Cat Ungrin
Glen Jackson
Gerald Halvas
Public service hours extended for university admissions
Public service announcement from Winnipeg announces extra hours at the Admissions Office for academic course information and registration forms. Beginning July 7, the office will open 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Mondays except August 4 and September 1, and 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday to Friday through September 8.
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At Ry of
Winnipeg
Inglis wins grand champion at Fat Stock Show in Roblin
Carman Jackson of Inglis won the grand champion cross bred steer at the fifth Fat Stock Show and Sale held in Roblin Arena. The event featured 54 entries, with 43 4H and one commercial steer, and awards included a Royal Bank of Canada silver tray, Parkway Co op trophy, and multiple club recognitions across Inglis Russell Assiniboine and Tumme r clubs. Prize money totaled from Roblin Agricultural Society with top prices reaching 0.62 per pound for Blaine Murray's steer.
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Roblin
Competit
Tummel
Assiniboine
Inglis
Russell
Carman Jackson
Carman
Royal Bank of Canada
Roblin Meat Processor
Jack Dunn
Chris Dunn
Russell Club
Gaylene Jackson
Roblin Review
Roblin Forest Products
Rudy Haas
Shellmouth
Agricultural Society
Earl Jackson
Tom Tibbats
George Boucher
Saturn Motor Hotel
Roblin Motor Nn
Lawrence McNabb
North Sask
Northwest
Manitoba
Oliver Filis
McNabb
Otto Hart
Elder
Blaine Murray
Tummer Club
Horticultural Notes and Garden Events Planned
The society invites members and area gardeners to a Vegetable Garden Competition with 100 points judging on plot attractiveness variety selection plant arrangement maturity weed and disease control. Prizes 7 5 and 3 dollars. Entries to secretary Lila M Bily by July 31. Also a Garden Party August 10 at Frankily residence with Yorkton Horticultural Society guests, pot luck supper, bring lawn chairs and cutlery. Tour of members gardens with Junior Gardeners Club on August 17 followed by a barbecue at the residence.
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Lila M. Bily
Frankily
Yorkton Horticultural Society
Russell Sunshine Junior Gardeners Club
UGG Forecast Sees 111 Million Bushels Spring Wheat 1975
United Grain Growers issues its first crop report of 1975 predicting prairie farmers will produce 111 million bushels of spring wheat. Estimates for durum wheat oats barley flax and rapeseed are also given with projected yields per acre and seeded acreages compared to Statistics Canada forecasts. The report notes shifts in Alberta with more barley and less rapeseed.
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United Grain Growers
UGG
Mar
Canadian Wheat Board
Statistics Canada
Statistics Ca
Alberta
Alberta Wheat Pool
Friendship Centre Closes Season at United Church
The Friendship Centre season ended with a well attended cold plate supper in the United Church basement. Seventy five seniors and ten guests signed the guest book, Mrs Nellie Pushka winning a crocheted doll door prize. Rev and Mrs McIntyre entertained on piano and violin, then the Bannertones performed. Ruth Russell gave thanks to the ladies and performers.
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Friendship Centre
United Church
Nellie Pushka
Annie Liske
McIntyre
Bannertones
Church
Ruth Russell
Banner County Singers Ready New Record by August
The Banner County Singers report their record is in production and due by the end of August after six hours of recording and hours of mixing. Photographs labels and tapes have been completed and sent to the printer. Sweltering heat and drought persist with crops appearing good but rain needed. A local editor toured Carman Miami Morden Altona area where harvests look set to begin in about a month.
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Banner County Singers
Carman
Miami
Morden
Altona
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Drain
St. Regis
New Democratic Party
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Rick Kalyn
Gentral Hotel
Mrs. Holmberg
Erickson
Mr. Kalyn
Atchochan
Ont
Weiller and Williams
Cheryl Digby
Murray Roe
Ross Dunn
Rick Goraliuk
Cargill Grain
Tom Keiper
Hazel Doole
Roy Marschall
Tom
Mitchell Drug Store
Inglis Club
The
Roblin Agricultural Society
Inglis Hotel
Roblin Credit Union
Gavin Coulter
Michelle Glogowski
Barbara Digby
Magdeline Kurtenpach
Assiniboine Club
Orise Guillas
Ste
Rose
Linda Self
Millwood
Juliette Fouillard
ST. Lazare
Jane Vogel
Naoko Kondo
Japan
Oxford University
Orise
Linda
Juliette
Manitoba Bureau
Clear Lake
Peking University
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