Restaging Stars Should Not Come Back On Stage
Ron Watmough critiques nostalgia acts he views as past their prime. He argues aging entertainers like Ed Sullivan Red Skelton and Louis Armstrong lose impact on today’s stage, comparing faded comebacks to hockey players in a charity game. He urges respected veterans to retire memories intact rather than push unlikely returns.
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Potatoes Prince Sprout Issue At Alberta Conference
Doug Fraser of Calgary urged the Alberta Potato Growers Association to guarantee non sprouting potatoes. Speaking at Park Plaza Motor Hotel during the two day meeting he proposed treating potatoes four to five weeks after harvest to reduce sprouting and allow sale in 20 pound bags. He said current quality is poor and sprouts undermine consumer confidence.
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Doug Fraser
Calgary
Alberta Potato Growers Association
Park Plaza Motor Hotel
Fraser
Alberta potato growers call for tariff equalization and quota abolishment
The Alberta Potato Growers Association seeks equalized potato tariffs across Canada and the U S and the abolition of potato quotas. A resolution criticizes inequitable tariffs and asserts U S potato access to Canadian markets remains unchallenged. The group pushes representation through the Canadian Horticultural Council and urges no concessions in Canadian potato tariffs.
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Canadian Horticultural Council
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Alberta
City And University Plan Joint Planning Meeting
A joint meeting of city officials and university planners will occur to discuss a master plan. Participants include Arthur Erickson and Ron Bain of Massey Erickson Vancouver, Louis De Monte University planning consultant, Dr Wilhelm Becker Scarborough College dean, and Dr Bechel. A panel with Erickson Bain De Monte Russell and Dr Bechel is set for 10 am Friday in the Science Building at the University of L.
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Massey - Erikson
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i of L
Wilhem Becker
Scarborough College
University of Toromo
Sam South
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J Russell
city eouncl
Oldman River
Lethbridge Chamber Sponsors Business Courses Still Open
Registration remains open for several small business management courses sponsored by the Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce and Jaye Registration. The marketing to small manufacturers course begins Wednesday with a Tuesday deadline for the business law class. The finance and taxation course started last Wednesday and is underway.
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Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce
Mernay
Chancellor Vote Results On Tuesday At University
Reed Ellison chair of the chancellor nominating committee said 25 nominations remained after primary ballots reduced the total. The University of Lethbadge faces a Tuesday announcement on the election of a new chancellor following a Friday mail deadline and a 33-member senate.
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University of Lethbadge
Reed Ellison
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Greene predicts action by Tuesday on potato crisis
Federal agriculture minister Joe Greene told reporters in Calgary that government steps are expected by next Tuesday to curb the influx of U S potatoes. He said the situation has worsened for western Canadian growers who have faced distress prices and rising imports from the United States, prompting calls for restrictions. Packing and shipping of potatoes across southern Alberta have halted as U S potatoes flood markets from Winnipeg to Vancouver.
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RON WATMOUGH
Herald
CALGARY
Joe Green
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Babey Criticizes Disunited Remark
In Calgary, Mr Babey rebutted claims that farmers are not united, blaming the federal government for disunity. He cited Ottawa's inaction on requests to include flax rye and rapeseed under the crown agency and urged more harmony between federal and provincial governments before blaming farm groups. He echoed Greene's earlier remark about western Canada growers lacking unity on surplus peach imports.
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Babey
Calgary
hecter
Ottawa
Canadian wheat board
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western Canada
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Market Body Possible Five-member Beef Marketing Commission
The Western Lock Growers' Association moves toward forming a province wide cattle marketing commission. A five member producer board would head it with representation from various groups. Funding comes from a cent per head deduction on cattle at sales yards and packing plants and 30 cents on farm to farm sales. The panel would promote beef sales and fund marketing research without setting cattle quotas. The WSGA plans to seek approval at its next annual meeting in Calgary.
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CALGARY
Bert Hargrave
Walsh
WSGA
Tne commission
Two Weeks Start Monday In Lethbridge
Both Boy Scout Week and Brotherhood Week begin in Lethbridge on Monday. During the week top boy scouts will assume various positions of authority in government and business through the city. Brotherhood Week aims to draw attention to prejudice.
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Lethbridge
Man Injured After Single-Vehicle Crash in Riverbottom
RCMP report a single-vehicle overpass crash on Highway 3 in the Riverbottom area at 4 am. The car left the road, struck a guard rail, and the injured person was hospitalized for observation. Damage estimated at about 600 dollars.
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