Car Check Campaign 1982 Encourages Do It Yourself Auto Care
The Canada Safety Council promotes the Car Check Campaign during April 2–8 to urge motorists to inspect their vehicles for tires brakes lights and wipers. It warns neglected maintenance can lead to breakdowns and higher costs from injuries and damage and urges repairs by trained technicians for safety and lower operating costs.
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Canada Safety Council
Ganana Safety Council
Manitoba approves steep minimum wage hikes for heavy construction
The Manitoba government, via Labor and Manpower Minister Vic Schroeder, announced wage increases from 12 to 13.5 percent for heavy construction workers, effective May 1, 1982. The standard 50 hour week remains, with rates set for operators, laborers, and flaggers across classifications by the Heavy Construction Wages Board.
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Manitoba
Labor and Manpower
Vic Schroeder
Watcher
Flagger
Syndicate buys Clydesdale stallion Borthwick for 12800
A syndicate of local farmers purchased the imported Clydesdale stallion Borthwick, formerly Alex Galbraith’s, Janesville WI, for 12800 dollars. D M Stewart named manager for the upcoming season. Also noted are Portage la Prairie normal session winners Mary L Kelso Nellie McDonald and J Gordon Kippan and various local notices.
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Borthwick
Alex Galbraith
Janesville
Wisconsin
D.M. Stewart
Portage la Prairie
Mary L. Kelso
Nellie McDonald
J. Gordon Kippan
Reggies Ramblings on Wintering in Fronda and Public Gripe
A Canadian reader laments higher mail costs and fewer delivery days in the south, noting border letter rates of 20 cents versus 35 cents and warmer weather. The letter questions profanity in media and asks why family newspapers tolerate filth after print bans were weakened, urging concern for kids.
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Wintering
Fronda
Long distance flower orders spark complaints about quality
A reader recounts issues with distant flower deliveries from Selkirk to Winnipeg and abroad. The piece urges using FTD guarantees, notes blooms vary with season, and explains penalties for failing to meet standards. It cites Olive Shettler of Manitoba PTD and outlines consumer remedies and international price differences.
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Selkirk
Winnipeg
Peter Warren
Warren
Fiu
PTD
FTD
Kamato Rd
Mississauga
Ont
Government outlines grain rail plan for Western Canada
Letter to Western producers lays out a $3.2 billion four year program to modernize grain transport, including Crow benefit payments, branch line rehab, and more hopper cars. It stresses new statutes tying rates to real costs and requires railway guarantees and performance measures. Jean Luc Pepin urges careful review and producer support.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Delisle
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
Canada
Government of Canada
Western
Clay Gilson
University of Manitoba
Canadian Pacific Railway
CPR
Diefenbaker
MacPherson
Crow's Nest Pass
Government of
British Columbia
Thunder Bay
Vancouver
Prince Rupert
Churchill
Gilson
Jean-Luc Pepin
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