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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1976
Page
4
Manitoba leaders offer a 1976 New Year message urging unity to combat inflation and unemployment. They stress shared sacrifice, acknowledge the coming year as a make or break moment, and express gratitude as a government transition looms.
The 1975 issue ends with calls for renewed hope in 1976 and a plan to preserve freedoms and self-reliance in Canada. It notes Manitoba optimism, ministerial resignations, grain marketing milestones, protein grading trials at country elevators, Wheat Board payments due early January, and invites youth and local meetings, closing with Christmas wishes.
The passage reflects on how each New Year marks a milestone for self assessment and planning. It emphasizes looking back at the past year and considering future courses of action, noting that opportunities arise with the new year that require active commitment.
The Advisory Committee met on December 8 1975 with ten members present. Mr E Murphy was on holidays. The first item asked the secretary to write a letter of appreciation to Mr Doug Treleavan who is retiring from the position of Assistant Chief.
Manitoba prohibits snowmobiles within 100 feet of slide ski or skating areas and limits speed to five miles per hour near ice fishing activity. Obtain permission before entering private land, respect posted restrictions, and close gates to keep livestock contained. authorities are enacting by laws to curb trespassing and harm to properties and gardens.
Agriculture Canada outlines a national restraint program aimed at curbing inflation. It calls for voluntary action across sectors, with sanctions for violators, while exempting farmers and fishermen due to limited organizational influence. Pricing boards face guideline adherence. dairy returns adjust via costs and CPI.
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