Pelly Trail School Board Holds Budget Line at Six Percent
The Pelly Trail School Board met on Monday October 25 to discuss restraining the budget to a six percent increase. Absent trustees were Sheeahka and Furman Cle ment arrived late. Attendees included Norm Harvey MAST administrator and J Johnson Region Representative with talks on education financing hearings in Brandon November 22 and Dauphin November 23.
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Furman
Clement
Norm Harvey
Mast Administration Stat
J. Johnson
Bob Rowle
MAST
Johnson
Harvey
Brandon
Dauphin
Minister of Education
Rossburn
CSP Foods Balks at Alberta Subsidy Policy
CSP Foods criticizes Alberta for unilateral subsidies that push shutdowns to Saskatchewan and Manitoba. It operates oilseed processing in Saskatoon Harrowby and Altona and says a similar program is needed in both provinces. The firm plans contingency steps to curb escalating losses while awaiting government action.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
CSP Foods
Saskatoon
Harrowby
Altona
Betty Pash Receives Notable Educational Award
Betty Pash, a well known artist and musician in Binscarth and nearby areas, wins an educational award for sharing talents with youth. She inspired singing, piano and art through voluntary hours and care, donating time to cultivate appreciation of art and music among young people. funds may be forwarded to Kerry Huff, Box 862, Russell.
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Mny
Kerry Huff
Russell
UGG to Install Computer System in 1983 Grain year
The Prairie grain co operative plans a 27000 dollar computer system per site in 1983 across Saskatchewan and Alberta. Officials say access to technology will speed grain shipments and improve elevator service. The system will also track farm supply inventories aiding cash flow and tax planning.
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Chewan
Alberta
Prairie Grain Co-Operative
Studded Tires Legal and Removal Deadline Noted
The item states studs are legal with a requirement to remove them by April 90 of the following year. Local ordinance details govern when studded tires may be used and when removal is mandated.
Unemployment Warnings From M P Mayer in Russell Visit
M P Charles Mayer from Portage Marquette warned unemployment would worsen, urging attention to the British Columbia dock strike and grain exports. He criticized the Crow Rate timeline and subsidies to Alberta oil seeds, and urged a single regional mindful prime minister.
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Charlie Mayer
Portage-Marquette
Russell
Mr. Mayer
Mayer
British Columbia
Manitoba
Thunder Bay
Canada
Russell stores prepare for metric weighage in November
Russell area grocers will switch scales to metric units in November as part of Canada’s national Weights and Measures program. The change affects weighed items like meat and vegetables with prices shown in both metric and imperial until December 1963, after which metric pricing becomes exclusive.
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Russell Area
de Comin Ce
Canada
Manitoba set clocks back as standard time returns
The province will revert to standard time at 3:00 a.m. on October 31, turning clocks back to 2:00 a.m. This follows the Official Time Act of 1967, which mandates daylight saving time from the last Sunday in April through the last Sunday in October across Manitoba.
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Manitoba
Eighth Annual Poetry Contest Opens Entries
Contest chairman Joseph Mellon invites poets of all kinds to submit works for the eighth annual competition. Official rules and entry forms are available from World of Poetry at 2431 Stockton Blvd Dept 6 Sacramento California.
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Joseph Mellon
Stockton Blvd
Dept. 6
Sacramento
California
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