Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 13, 1994, Winnipeg, Manitoba April May mutate into Happy hour for pigs Canadian press Toronto the recent Boom in illegal alcohol has the liquor Industry singing the blues but Ontario pigs May soon be whistling a happier liquor Board officials Are considering having wine and liquor mixed into hog feed to dispose of thousands of litres of the booze seized by drinks such As wine can add important nutrients to pigs but its a cocktail that must be carefully says Julian environmental director of the liquor control Board of if its not mixed properly you could have drunk he and theres nothing meaner than a drunk besides liver too much alcohol can also cause he disposal companies have suggested using smuggled or illegally made Hootch to enrich soil or make gasoline More environmentally its a positive fallout from a trend that has deeply concerned the liquor Industry and Lewin the Ontario liquor Board estimates its been losing million a year to Blac Market the government Agency is sponsoring a conference on the problem this week in options for recycling include extracting ethanol for Industrial or medical booze can be mixed with Gas to make a product called gasohol that causes less damage to the it is already offered at Gas pumps in Western you Are invited to a Law courts open House april to Law courts 408 York Winnipeg everyone Welcome free admission refreshments twas Legal advice displays seminars sponsored by the Manitoba bar association and the department of Justice Winnipeg Law firms Sweatman Manitoba Telephone system mall bars apparels Darcy it Deacon Rynella Printer lower your life premiums Call for a no obligation term 10 years annual premiums male 1 age 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 nonsmoker j smoker nonsmoker female smoker ask about nonsmoker rates for Rice financial your res preventative with Over 100 financial institutions rasps Grifs gics Mutual funds group life insurance retirement planning 491 Portage Colony free parking 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helping clients in the global the Canadian firm is a member of the Arthur Andersen worldwide organization with More than employees in Over 70 countries in the Arthur Andersen Arthur so chartered accountants reserves to receive police service soon Bydo Langford free press correspondent police service will resume very soon in eight first nations communities across Southern Justice minister Rosemary Vodrey said an interim agreement among the Dakota ojibway tribal the province and the Federal govern ment provides for a Force of eight ramp officers and 12 former Mem Bers of the Doc All under ramp the agreement comes two Days after a free press Story about problems in Sioux Val one of the eight the communities which had been without Basic policing services since the financial collapse of the Doc police Force five months ago had been plagued by breaking and random what the agreement does is it restores policing to the commune Vodrey said in very Happy that now we have a policing and what this allows for now is the policing of the Doc while we Are working toward a Lon term first nation policing Vodrey refused to provide Specif and when asked when the police would be Back in the she would Only say very a draft copy of the obtained by the free said the ramp would assume an expanded role in policing the moving from emergency Only ser vices to regular policing but while the ramp would be Given the jurisdiction to investigate All crimes committed in the comm the 20member interim police Force would be comprised of eight regular ramp officers and 12 for Mer members of the Doc who would be selected by the ramp in consultation with its a necessary Compromise to provide an interim said chief Peter yellow Quill of the Long Plain first referring to docs past insistence that the for Mer Doc police Force be revived instead of bringing ramp officers into the but i think the intent of All three parties is to reach a standalone police and that is not beyond reach it is within our the seven 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1993 was a pulitzer prizes Are considered the highest Honor in american journal they re All dressed up with no place to go Canadian press Winnipeg free press Home delivery 6977001 Ottawa notch up an other Advance for women in politics they have enough Power to get More a record 53 female maps were elected in forcing a change to the tiny women washroom near the it has Only two commons speaker Gilbert Parent said yesterday he wants to solve the even if it Means spending Money to build a new that be Money Down the Parent my wants expiry warnings on foods by Susan Winkelaar Thomson news service Ottawa Ever looked at the Westbe fore Date on a package of noodles and wondered what the Heck it meant or bit into a store bought donuts Only to spit out the tasteless stuff a Winnipeg member of parliament wants to make sure that never happens Liberal Rey a medical has proposed a motion in the House of com Mons that would Force food manufacturers to put expiry dates on he also wants the dates standardized so Consumers understand what they one constituent who called him figure out what a series of numbers and letters on a soft drink package when Pagtakhan took it up with health he Dis covered the Label indicated the drink had been bottled on the 305th Day of the year in a particular so in other the Pur pose is that when there is a problem it can be used to re Call the la Bels should be there to help he under the food and drug foods with a shelf life of 90 Days or less have to carry a bes before Consumers groups have Long called for expiry dates on All if Canadian food producers dont comply they risk losing their markets to the eur said official notice visions the big name in electronics 953 James Winnipeg audits conducted by internal accounting have revealed a severe inventory surplus requiring the immediate Sale of Over million Worth of name Brand products regardless of profit telephones answering machines car stereos cordless telephones radar detectors Multi room systems plus much More at is closed so that this inventory can be identified and tagged for imminent liquidation reduction will continue As Long this the Sale could end at any Sale starts tomorrow ;