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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 29, 1975

Page

7

Manitoba Service Centres Open for Facsimile Transmission

Manitoba Telephone System opens four Service Centres in Winnipeg Brandon Thompson to allow instant transmission of documents to other centres in Canada including Montreal Toronto Ottawa and Halifax. Facsimile service costs 2 dollars per page plus long distance and initial page rates vary by distance. Documents must be standard sizes and no special training is needed to operate the machines.

Manitoba Telephone System Portage Avenue Empress Street Winnipeg 18Th Street Brandon Selkirk Avenue Thompson

Status training session for women teachers in Manitoba

Twelve Manitoba teachers completed a three day training session as resource persons to conduct programs on sex role stereotyping in education. Sponsored by the Status of Women Committee of the Manitoba Teachers' Society, the session aimed to eliminate discrimination from stereotypes about abilities and needs of men and women. The team examined stereotypes in textbooks, teacher attitudes, and school structures, and will develop local programs to promote awareness and attitude change among teachers, students, and the community.

Manitoba Status of Women Committee Manitoba Teachers’ Society Alice Cheatley

Annual Fire College Held In Boissevain After Registration

Some 53 senior fire officials from across Manitoba will attend the 13th annual fire college June 9 to 12 in Boissevain. Sponsored by the Office of the Fire Commissioner, sessions run at the Boissevain Inn and cover fire prevention, firefighting methods, and cooperative plans between communities. Noted speakers include Dr E J Tyler and Gerald May, with Fire Commissioner August Thorlbert and Claude Wright also addressing delegates.

Manitoba Boissevain Paulley Fire Commissioner Boissevain Inn E.J. Tyler Brandon University Gerald May Morton August Thorimbert Claude Wright Minister of Labor

Manitoba Faces Grasshopper and Beetle Pests This Season

Entomologist Dave Smith warns grasshoppers and fig beetles will threaten Manitoba crops. Overwintered grasshopper eggs mean hatching in 7 to 10 days, with Red River Valley worst and Neepawa McGregor area notable. Dimethoate and carbofuran are advised, with about 00,000 acres needing spraying. Beetles endanger rapeseed widely. control includes carbofuran or lindane seed treatments, azinphos methyl or carbofuran after emergence.

Manitoba Dave Smith Manitoba Department of Agriculture Red River Valley St. Claude Neepaw McGregor

Treasury Board outlines public service bargaining record and limits

The Treasury Board President defends free collective bargaining in Canada’s public service. Since 1967 there have been 317 agreements with 98 percent avoiding strikes, with seven strikes in eight decades. The government will prosecute unlawful strikes and pursue fair wages aligned with comparable outside work, while a Joint Commons Senate committee studies improvements to the system.

Treasury Board Public Service of Canada Treasury Board Secretariat Public Service Staff Relations Board House of Commons Senate

Inglis Students Enjoy Festival in Virden

On May 24, 48 Inglis students from Grades V IX joined a Folk Dance Festival in Virden. The group traveled at 10 15 a m lunched at a park six miles away performed dances and joined in Mass Dancing. They returned to Inglis about 7 00 p m thanks go to Mrs Kopetsky Mr Fingas Mrs Hunkin and Mr Mudrey for their supervision and help.

Inglis Virden

Canadian Red Cross Summer Safety Tip

A Red Cross safety note advises boat operators to slow down during sharp turns and when passing row boats and canoes to prevent collisions and injuries on the water.

Red Cross

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