Canadian Farm Output Improves In 1957 Despite Grain Shortage
The Monthly Review notes 1957 was weaker than 1954 in Canada with poor grain yields and lower farm prices. Cash receipts fell five percent to just over 2.5 billion, driven by grain declines in the Prairie Provinces. Livestock and poultry output rose, exports of cattle to the United States resumed, and dairy products climbed. The document highlights rising population and expanding export efforts to Europe, plus increased government support and a surge in skim milk powder production.
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Used skate appeal brings 125 pairs to Prince Albert area
Northern Saskatchewan children enjoy ice skating this winter after a public appeal for used skates. About 125 pairs in good condition were donated from Prince Albert and district and distributed to schools in Beatval Beauval Portage la Loche and Buffalo Narrows.
Million Dollar Power Plant Goes On Line
Canadian Utilities announced a new one million dollar power plant south of Valleyview is now on line. The 10 000 kilowatt gas turbine provides base load for the south Peace River Country as it feeds the northern transmission network. District Superintendent F E Harnson stated the plant’s output marks a major milestone for regional power supply.
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Manitoba Ice Fishing Boom Drives Licence Rush
Manitoba's winter angling boom pushes licences past last year's totals. About 3,000 sport fishing licences sold by Feb 1, plus 5,500 for commercial use. Mines department adds five new lakes Whiteshell Brereton White Davidson and Sandy to broaden access. Sales mostly $1 for residents. around 100 non resident licences at $2.50.
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United Church hears minister from Japan
Minister Purnya from Japan spoke at St James United Church in Winnipeg on Sunday evening. He described Japan’s population of 90 million in a small land area and the need for manufacturing and trade while warning of poverty if freedoms fail. He showed color slides of modern cities and scenic areas.
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Sleep in a Bed of Roses Deco Pattern 7063
Cross stitch in two shades of one color elevates linens with motifs sized 2x21 inches and 6x13 inches. Send thirty five cents in coins for pattern 7063 to Household Arts Department Department PPL 60 Front Street W Toronto. Include name and address and pattern number.
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