Stanfield faults govt on Mackenzie pipeline stance
Progressive Conservative leader Robert Stanfield accused Ottawa of casual communication with the United States on Canada’s view of a Mackenzie Valley pipeline. Speaking in Winnipeg during a three day Manitoba and Saskatchewan tour, he urged Canada to control construction and operation via the National Energy Board, arguing American ownership would risk spills and that a Canadian owned line would be preferable. He also criticized the NDP for compromising principles to sustain the Liberal government.
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Robert Stanfield
United States Congress
Canada
Mackenzie Valley
Northwest Territories
Stanfield
United States Senate
Alaska
Mackenzie District
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
U.S. Senate
National Energy Board
Strait of Juan de Fuca
NDP
Vancouver
Ottawa
Alfalfa Hay Exports Cleared From Ban to U.S.
Government says alfalfa hay not covered by export ban and may be shipped to the United States without a licence. Ban applied to processed alfalfa products like cubes and pellets. baled hay allowed. Trade department notes confusion cleared and aims to keep prices steady for farmers. Also mentions national parks area in the Park's Area section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Trade Department
Cattlemen Back Grains Proposal In Canada Trade Debate
The British Columbia Cattlemen's Association endorsed a federal plan for free inter provincial movement of feed grains. They anticipate less dependence on the Wheat Board and see expansion of feedlots and meat processing in B C. Officials say freeing grains could boost beef production and create jobs while reducing inflated grain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia Cattlemen's Association
Association
Otto Lang
Canadian ‘Wheat Board
Wayne Everett
B.C
Wheat Board
Henry Blazowski
The
Mr. Blazowski
Weekend and Social Roundup in Southend Macaulay
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Herb McDonald Anne Olive Towle Ada Glover and Harry and Nelson McDonald all Portage. Don Schweitz led a 40 member bus tour to Longmouth Colorado. Wedding attendance noted for McIntyre Nelson in Austin. Various visits from Winnipeg Toronto Regina and Kanesee. Happy birthday to Jack Frank on July 26. Laurie Hulme vacationing in Winnipeg.
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Herb McDonald
Anne
Olive Towle
Ada Glover
Harry
Nelson McDonald
Portage
Don Schweitz
Longmouth
Colorado
John Scora
McIntyre-Nelson
Austin
Bill Zonneveld
Winnipeg
J. Frank
Larson's
Dudley Price
Bruce Leech
Toronto
Jack Frank
K. Larson
Rossendale district visitors and gatherings noted
Mr and Mrs John Sackelton of Springfield Ont visited July 10 with relatives the C Henrys. Several Winnipeg and Roblin guests joined others in province events including weddings, camps, and family gatherings at various homes such as the Henrys, Moffats, Frizzleys, Tomehuks, Bieganskis, Tomchuks, and Fischers. Francis Lipinski left Tuesday for a holiday at Fort Francis Ont.
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John Sackelton
Springfield Ont
C. Henry's
Bert Scammel
Robin
Darlene Chau
Winnipeg
Flin Flon
Margaret Watson
C. Henry
V. Vigar
Holland
R. ‘Moffat
Don Clarke
Treherne
R. Moffat
J. Culbert
Rodney
Gillam
Darcy
Michael Watson
Minnnedosa
Debbie
Garry Peasgood
John Watson
Pete Tataryn
Edmonton
Peter Mitchell
Jackson Lake
Drifting River
Judy Halliday
Jules Tomchuk
Darren Frizzley
Carberry
Gerald Frizzley
Kyle
Pinawa
Dick Fraser
Garnet
Roblin
A.tomehuk
Wilbert Tomehuk
Fort MccMurray
Alto
Mary Lipinski
Toronto
W. Lipinski
D. Mannerman
E. Alton
Portage
John Tomchuk
Karen Smith
Beaver
Murray Bannerman
Liz
E. Tomchuk
J. Tomchuk
Rossendale
David Patsack
Clear Lake
Barbara Bieganski
Leonard Razak
Anola
L. Bieganski
Marvin Brown
Gordon Urie
Tracy Lynn
Jack Fisher
Marlene Sicotte
Montreal
Ed Schroeder
J. Fisher
Francis Lipinski
Fort Francis
Ont
Lewis Hints At End Of Support
NDP leader David Lewis suggested the party may end its backing of the Liberal minority government. He warned that he may not tolerate the Trudeau government much longer and tied this stance to the Calgary Conference on Western Economic Opportunities. Lewis criticized Liberal attempts to mollify western grievances and touted the NDP as a growing national force since April 1971.
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NDP
David Lewis
Trudeau
Calgary
Lewis
Canada
Atlantic
Quebec
Ontario
News From Norfolk Manor Social Roundup
Sunday visits and suppers dot the Norfolk Manor notes with guests from Portage Worby Brandon and Winnipeg. The Get Together Club plans a park meeting on Monday July 30 at 3 p.m to discuss an early August bus or car trip and invites interested residents to attend.
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Irs
W. Pennell
Clarence Pennell
M. Duncan
Duncan
Portage
Lynch's Point
P. Templer
M. North
George Hyde
Worby
Ethel Strain
C. Munn
Brandon
Woven Wallace
Bertha army worm outbreak eyed by Alberta officials
Alberta agriculture officials warned of a potential bertha army worm outbreak in rapeseed fields, predicting up to 225000 acres could be attacked. With 35 of 53 crop-spraying aircraft ready and sufficient insecticide in storage, authorities expect rapid response if hot dry conditions persist. Lead areas include Edmonton region and Fairview northwest, plus Lethbridge north through Vulcan and Strathmore.
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Alberta
Joe Gurba
Mike Dolinski
Dolinski
Edmonton
Lacombe
Stettler
Sedgewick
Vermillion
Morinville
Fairview
Lethbridge
Vulcan
Strathmore
Jo Anne Kasprick Honored at Shower
Miss JoAnne Kasprick was honored at a miscellaneous shower Friday night July 20 in MacGregor United Church Hall. Guests escorted her to the decorated place of honor, hostesses sang a ball game themed song, gifts were displayed, and lunch was served as guests offered thanks and best wishes.
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Jo'Anne Kasprick
MacGregor United Church
Jo’Anne
Darlene Nichol
Snaith
Vera Nichol
E. Chant
Dorothy Smith
Ake
Jo’Elle
Lincoln Wolfe
Rhonda Borton
Darren Rogowski
On-reserve Education Program Established in Manitoba
Manitoba advances on reserve adult education with 45 centres across the province by 1971, many built or renovated by local bands. Programs include home management, literacy, and skilled trades like carpentry and motor repair, funded by Indian Affairs and Canada Manpower. Bands oversee centres, aiming to boost employment on or near reserves.
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Manitoba
Nore
Department of Indian Affairs
Cornish Avenue
Winnipeg
Canada Manpower
Department of Indians Fairs
St. Theresa Point
Garden Hall
Garden Hill
Soybean Substitute Is Ready
Dr. E. W. Stringam of the University of Manitoba says the soybean controversy is blown out of proportion. He notes universities are developing alternatives like urea amino acids rapeseed meal and horse beans to reduce reliance on high priced soybean meal. He argues western Canada faces less pressure than the east or United States and rapeseed meal could boost western livestock feed.
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E. W. Stringam
University of Manitoba Animal Sciences Department
Stringam
Canada
United States
MacGregor and District 200 Club Draw winner named
Ray Thurston of MacGregor was last week's winner of the MacGregor and District 200 Club Draw, taking the top prize in the weekly draw.
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Ray Thurston
MacGregor
MacGregor and District
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National Parks
Southend-Macaulay News
Kanesee
Peter Leopicky
Sharri Snaith
New Westminster
Elsie Hulme
Regina
Laurie Hulme
Rossendale District News
Guesainy
C. Halliday
Norfolk Manor
Bertha
Jo’Anne Kasprick
Brochet
Pukatawagan
M. K. Baksh
Nere
Prairie
Norfolk
Chrysler
Man
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