Christmas and New Year Guests In Rosendale District
Rossendale district neighbors hosted a series of holiday visits. Michigan and Portage contacts included Frizzley and Moffat families with relatives from Winnipeg, Holland, Virden, Treherne, Mossehorn, Balgonie, Pinawa, and Lavenham sharing Christmas Day and New Year gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Cruickshank
Warren
Carroll
R. Frizzley
K. Crocker
Toronto
R. Welch
M. Fierbach
Mossehorn
Darren
Craig
Darren Frizzley
Treherne
Bill
Terry Henry
Wog
Doug
Stephan
Dennis
R. Moffats
W. Moffat
Portage
V. Vigar
Bob Vigar
C. Sundell
Dawn
Holland
Alex Sundell
Kim
Virden
R. Moffat
Mary Lynn
Oakland
Ken McLennan
Balgonie Sask
Bill Robinson
Winnipeg
Milton Robinson
Harold Simpson
Nancy
Anne Marie
Joy Simpson
Gerald
Myrna
Pinawa
Simon Henry
Lavenham
Fred Hill
Ron Whalen
Bill Frizzley
Garvin
Rodney
Charlyn
M.ward
Lynn Crocker
Ken Crocker
Leo Bieganski
Walter Bieganski
MacGregor
Judy Culbert
A. Nicoll
Norman Nicoll
Bruce
Gordon
Frank McKeen
W. Lacombe
Lois MacIntosh
P. Macintosh
Florence Peasgood
Minnedosa
C. Watson
Alberta farmer's advocate appointed to aid rural residents
The Alberta agriculture department announced that Helmut P. Entrup will assume the role of farmer's advocate on January 1. Entrup will help residents interpret rights and responsibilities under government programs, handling grievances and fair treatment but not enforcing regulations or replacing the ombudsman. He has been director of member services for Uniform since 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Helmut P. Entrup
G. R. Purnell
Entrup
Purnell
West Germany
Members Services
Uniform
Amphetamine Restrictions Tightened by Canada GOC
Canada confirms new amphetamine rules effective January 1 banning prescriptions for stimulant and diet pills except under six specified conditions. Narcolepsy hyperkinetic disorders minimal brain damage mental retardation epilepsy Parkinsons disease and certain low blood pressure anesthesia states. Prescriptions limited to 30 days and require a patient form. repeat orders need a second doctor confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Gazette
Order Council
Floor Price Proposed By Transport Commission
The Canadian transport commission proposes a floor price to shield Canadian air charter carriers from lower foreign tariffs on transatlantic flights. A new advanced booking charter ABC plan would let any traveler book 90 days ahead and pay a 25 percent deposit, nonrefundable, with details to be released this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transport Commission
Transpet
Atlantic
Commission
U.S
Ottawa
Air Canada
Canada
ABC
Rising Costs Consume Pay Cheque Increases
The article notes a 5 percent wage rise in manufacturing during the first nine months of 1972, but by year’s end rising prices erased gains. It discusses Statistics Canada figures, Bank of Canada data, and the Prices and Incomes Commission, plus potential wage and price controls under debate. It references the Economic Council of Canada targets for three years and notes jurisdictional and political constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statistics Canada
Igures
Economic Council of Canada
Canada
Bank of Canada
Samme Engavanetts
Prices and Incomes ‘Commission
John Young
University of British Columbia
Ottawa
Commission
Dr. Young
Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs
Manitoba Grants and Loans Under Farm Diversification Plan
Agriculture Minister Sam Askiw announced a new program through the Manitoba Credit Corporation to offer grants and loans up to 10000 per eligible farmer. Loans may be repaid with a 20 percent grant after five years if funds are used for breeding cattle and sheep dairy equipment and related dairy buildings. The scheme aims to boost Manitoba dairy production under a federal provincial plan valid 1971-1978. Farmers must maintain breeding herd levels and avoid loan defaults to receive the grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Credit Corporation
Sam Askiw
Agriculture Credit Corporation Act
Mr. Askiw
Manitoba
Big Stack May Not Be Built Near Here
Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co may not build a 4 million dollar 756 foot smoke stack at a mining operation near here. Manitoba Municipal Board granted a seven year licence after the company appealed a five year permit seeking 15 years. President Robert Sadler said the licence may be too short to construct and operate the stack and the company would assess the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co
Robert Sadler
Sadler
Manitoba Municipal Board
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