Durum Wheat Trucking Program Moves to Moose Jaw
A second commercial trucking program moves durum wheat from country elevators to the Canadian government elevator at Moose Jaw Saskatchewan. About 1.5 million bushels will be trucked weekly with 20 to 30 trucks operating within a 100 mile radius. Shipping orders for the first week total nearly 300,000 bushels. The program mirrors the Saskatoon barley project and supports Thunder Bay stock needs as Lakehead shipments rise. The Wheat Board, Saskatchewan Truckers Association, Country Elevator Association and Canadian Grain Commission back the plan with charges similar to barley deliveries.
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Moose Jaw
Sask
Saskatoon
The
Wheat Board
Saskatchewan Truckers Association
Country Elevator Association
Canadian Grain Commission
Beef Price Will Hold and Beef Consumption Rising
Gordon Parkes of the Canadian Cattlemen's Association warned at the annual meeting that supply and demand could push beef prices higher as per capita consumption rises. He noted a current upswing in the price cycle but anticipated prices would stay steady for several years unless herd expansion alters supply in the next three to four years.
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Gordon Parkes
Canadian Cattlemen's Association
Inaction Shocks Asper on Churchill Project Prosecutions
Manitoba Liberal leader Asper denounces the government for not prosecuting key Churchill Forest Industries figures tied to The Pas project. He cites RCMP informations filed over a year ago with no prosecutions, calling it a shocking abuse of the judicial system. He adds the government seems focused on a judicial inquiry rather than criminal charges and warns failed prosecutions could hinder extradition of non residents.
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1. 1 .Asper
Manitoba
Churchill Forest Industries
Pas
Asper
RCMP
NDP
Hee
A. H. Mackling
Peter Fox
Cystitis in Cats Highlights Care and Risk Factors
A veterinary article stresses how water intake, urination habits, diet, and early castration influence feline cystitis. It warns of sudden behavioral changes, blood in urine, and potential urethral blockage leading to death without emergency care, and urges owner vigilance and adherence to veterinary guidance.
Shoppers Resort To Price Switches
Shoppers unhappy with prices in supermarkets and department stores switch price tags to cheaper items. A security investigator notes many get away unless staff spot the switch. Experienced cashiers and surveillance are key as outlets combat rising fraud costs.
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Canada
Amalgam Arrow Exercise Tests Air Defence Units
North American Air Defense Command regions 22 and 23 will run a 24 hour drill March 21 to 23 1973 over southeastern United States. About 90 aircraft from Canadian Forces US Air Force Air National Guard Navy Reserve and Marine Corps will simulate enemy bomber raids across Manitoba Ontario Quebec Newfoundland New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia Maine Michigan Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota Iowa and Missouri. Flights occur in early morning hours with civil air traffic coordination and radar interception by fighters. Surface to air missiles will simulate weapon firings during the exercise. Genevieve Bujold will appear as guest artist with the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir for the Canadian premiere of Bernstein Kaddish at Massey Hall in April.
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Air Defense Command
United States
U.S. Air Force
Air National Guard
Navy
Navy Reserve
Marine Corps Reserve
28Rd
NORAD
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Newfoundland
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Maine
Michi
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Canada
Cathey and MacGregor Chartered Accountants Notice
MacGregor Manitoba firm Cathey and Lapehak and Co Chartered Accountants advertises services with a telephone line 6882028 and hours shown as Tuesday 8.20 am to 1.99 pm and a fee of 199.00 in this local listing.
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Cathey
Lapehak & Co Chartered Accountants
MacGregor
Rural Manitoba candidates decry anti rural bias in new boundaries
Manitoba rural leaders and officials argued before the federal election boundaries commission that proposed seats and redistributions ignore western and southwestern realities. They urged keeping rural representation, naming Dauphin Portage as overly vast and discontinuities with Winnipeg. Local mayors and Union of Manitoba Municipalities officials pressed for fairer balance and retention of historic names Marquette and Lisgar.
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Mamta Spuncou
Manitoba
Sid Lachter
Neepawa
Langford
Federal Election Boundaries Commission
Dauphin
Portage
H. L. Henderson
Portage la Prairie
Svend Sorenson
Gladstone
Clive Miller
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Patrick Claggett
Ine Creek
Gordon Stewart
Rosedale
Lachter
Stewart
Brandon Souris
Winnipeg
The
Boundaries Commission
Lisgar
Marquette
Sorenson
Ottawa
House of Commons
Miller
Commission
Mr. Miller
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Pine Creek School Division
Edrans
Austin
R.A. Henrotte
Pine Creek
Gladstone, Man
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Plant Products Division
Canada Department of Agriculture
Federal Building
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company of Canada
Brenda Gauvreau
Firestone
Husky
Raymond A. Minor
D.V.M
Norden Laboratories
Genevieve Bujold
Toronto Mendelssohn Choir
Leonard Bernstein
Toronto
Massey Hall
Henderson
Western Provinces
Mayer Sorenson
Prairie Provinces
Union
R. D. Guy
McMaster
Zenith
Christianson Ltd
John Deere
Man
Jigensee
Liquor Control Commission
the Liquor Control Commission
Province
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