Hog Prices Recover But May Drop Again
Hog prices are recovering after sharp 1970 declines but may fall again in 1972 due to large feed grain supplies. Ontario Pork Producers' Marketing Board chairman Blake Snobelen and economist A M Boswell predict mixed trends with higher slaughter in 1971 then potential price dips if feed costs stay high.
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Limited Fishing To Resume On Lake Winnipeg
Limited commercial fishing will resume on Lake Winnipeg next year with a 400000 pound whitefish quota in northern areas and beyond Matheson Island. John M. MacDonald cited tests showing pockets with little to no mercury and noted earlier relief funds aided 364 winter fishermen and 1088 helpers, with about 2 million dollars paid since the program began.
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MacDonald
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Timely Topics Extension Home Economist by JOAN BUTCHER
JOAN BUTCHER outlines dishwasher buying guidance. Choose between under counter or portable models based on installation needs. Consider front loading if future built in is possible and look for features like rinse conditioner dispenser and dual detergent dispensers for heavy use.
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Winnipeg economist calls for 17 weeks maternity leave
June Menzies urged the Manitoba government to amend labor laws to grant 17 weeks of maternity leave with protections for seniority and promotion. She backed extended leave as a priority and advocated recognizing professional homemaking as a legitimate occupation with fringe benefits. The legislative committee continues hearings on labor acts.
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Container Service Suggested For Churchill Port
A Churchill Port Commission report urges containerized cargo handling at Hudson Bay’s Churchill port to boost western Canadian imports. It cites a 1971 grain export peak, many grain ships arriving empty, and argues that a dedicated container crane is unnecessary until volumes rise. The study notes cheaper eastern container rates, minimal breakages, and potential new trade avenues via the port.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Resolution Condemned by National anti poverty Group
The National anti poverty Organization NAPO condemned a Union of Manitoba Municipalities resolution to bar welfare recipients from municipal office. At a Friday news conference NAPO warned the measure would infringe civil liberties and vowed to oppose any province or territory enacting it. Peter Harrington, Ontario rep for NAPO, said the group fears the resolution could become law without public objection. NAPO formed at the Poor People's Conference in Toronto and includes one representative from each movinee and territory.
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Canada
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Seating Out in 17 Hotels on Main Street
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission tightens seating at 17 Main Street area hotels following a licensing board recommendation to curb service to intoxicated patrons. The notice commits to reducing drunks on the Main Street strip with stronger controls.
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UMM Rebuffs Bid to Reinstate Predator Bounty
Manitoba municipalities rejected a resolution at the union meeting to bring back bounty hunting for foxes and coyotes. Rural Russell delegate warned of losses to poultry and hatcheries as predators rise, while Hanover Reeve Driedeger called bounty revival a licence to kill and harmful to wildlife.
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