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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1973
Page
6
A Winnipeg YMCA urges readers to pursue regular exercise with practical steps. It covers medical checks, fitness appraisals, gradual progress, warm ups and downs, target heart rates, and sustaining motivation. It emphasizes individuality, safety, proper attire, and consistent routines for long term fitness.
Brazil traders shift from coffee to soy as output climbs to millions of tons amid rising export demand. Government wary of a speculative boom may curb plantings and licensing to protect coffee and other crops, with finance tightened if farmers neglect other crops.
A guide on toddler snacking emphasizes small stomachs and frequent intake. Mothers should choose nutrient rich snacks from Canada’s food guide rather than candy or chips, using milk, cheese, peanut butter, and fruits or vegetables to support meals.
Manitoba residents may apply for a limited combination licence allowing the take of either a moose or an elk in game hunting areas 23 and 28 near Riding Mountain National Park. The program runs December 3, 1973 to January 26, 1974 with a $20 fee and 1,800 licences available via public draw. Archery licences, 400 in areas 23 and 23, run August 27 to November 10, with applications due July 1 for the August 1 draw. archery holders may also apply for an elk licence in area 18.
Peter Elliott, chairman of Alberta Liquor Control Board, backs reducing beer strength to four percent based on a legislative committee report. He expects breweries and the public to weigh in before committing. A four percent beer is already selling well in Alberta. The Gulf of St. Lawrence connects to the Atlantic via Cabot Strait and the Strait of Belle Isle.
The booklet detailing Manitoba's Clean Environment Act regulations covers manure spreading timing, storage design, and water protection. It explains registration with the Minister for livestock waste units, truck transport, and farm size thresholds, with copies available through Agriculture, Public Health, or Environmental Protection offices in Winnipeg and regions.
A London International Wheat Council meeting reports wheat exports may be short of demand. W M Miner notes world wheat stocks among five major exporters fell to 1.02 billion bushels on June 30, the lowest in years, with weather as a potential relief. If not, further stock drawdowns and reduced wheat use in animal feeds may be needed. World trade for the just-ended crop year is estimated at 2.52 billion bushels, topping the 1965-68 peak by 257 million bushels.
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