1975 World Skating Tour comes to Winnipeg Arena
The 1975 World Figure Skating Tour performs one Winnipeg show at 8:00 p.m. on Thursday March 20 1975 after the World Championships at The Broadmoor Colorado Springs. Stars from over 25 countries and 100 skaters will appear in ladies and mens singles pairs and dance. Tickets available at multiple outlets and box offices with mail orders to Winnipeg Arena. The tour runs March 13 to April 7 visiting several North American cities and Montreal. Organizers note ISU UFSA and CFSA sanctioning.
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International Skating Union
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United Figure Skating Association
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Canadian Figure Skating Association
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ISA
Morris Chalfen
Tom Collins
C_ Productions
Peter G. Skelton
Validation Sticker Placement Guidelines 1975 Manitoba
J O Dutton of Manitoba Public Insurance warns motorists to place the 1975 validation sticker correctly on rear license plates. For most vehicles it belongs in the upper right corner. trailers motorcycles and tractors place it lower right of center. Deadline to renew by mail is February 18 and all must display the 1975 sticker by March 1, 1975.
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J.O. Dutton
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Dutton
Motorists Think Conservation Shape of Oil Demand
A 1960s Ontario style reflection on oil use in Canada shows how the gasoline engine fuels travel by road rail sea and air and how demand rose through the 1950s into the 1970s. It notes Canada’s self sufficiency fading, the prospect of reliance on foreign oil, and the risk of supply disruption amid rising prices and strategic leverage.
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Canada
Energy Wise Autos and Conservation Guide for Manitoba
A Manitoba article argues future oil scarcity will raise prices and urges conservation. It highlights transportation as the main oil user, notes Canada and Manitoba rely heavily on autos, and offers practical tips: share rides, prefer buses, drive gently, maintain speeds around 50–60 mph, avoid rapid starts and stops, anticipate lights, and coast to stops to save fuel.
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Alberta
Canada
Manitoba
Whiteshell
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