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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 26, 1985

Page

11

Canada Faces Agricultural Trade Struggles with Subsidies Debate

Ottawa warns that European Community and United States export subsidies threaten Canadian exports. It urges multilateral talks under GATT to counter subsidies and protect grain sales, noting Canada relies on exports for 60 percent of farmers’ income and 80 percent of wheat is sold abroad.

Canada European Economic Community United States EEC U.S Australia Argentina Turkey Soviet Union Japan China Brazil India Ussr Canadian Wheat Board

Drop-In Centre Update MINIOTA

Euchre session on June 18 saw Bill Peel top the scores with Bill Leary the lowest. Three tables with lunch by Mary Leary and Lorna Rowan. Bridge on June 20 drew eight players and a lunch by Pearl Hanlin. Peg Steuart had the high score and Elizabeth Stewart the low.

Bill Peel Bill Leary Mary Leary Lorna Rowan Pearl Hanlin Peg Steuart Elizabeth Stewart

Health Centre News on Unplanned Teenage Pregnancy

The article notes high unplanned teen pregnancies in Manitoba with about 60 girls aged 13 to 18 weekly. It urges accurate sex education, cites reduced unplanned pregnancies from information campaigns, and directs readers to contact Airdrie Knight at the Health Centre for upcoming programs and pamphlets.

Committee Airdrie Knight

Crop recovery and leaf counting guidance in cereals

Rain revitalizes crops with frost and wind damage easing. Manitoba Agriculture says leaf counting continues from damage point, affecting herbicide planning. Caution advised on Javex use, as officials warn against recommending it though it may wash sprayers.

Manitoba Agriculture Winnipeg Javex Miller

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