Alberta Enters Chickens Eggs War
Alberta moves to limit the selling of poultry products from outside the province by allowing marketing boards to restrict imports. Agriculture Minister H A Ruste cites protection of Alberta markets while noting the move is temporary and tied to potential federal marketing schemes.
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Alberta
H. A. Ruste
Alberta Broiler Producers‘ Marketing Board
Alberta Turkey Producers Marketing Boards
Alberta and Fowl Marketing Board
Ruste
Quebec
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Batish Columbia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Manitoba Hopes to Sell Power to Minnesota
Manitoba Industry Minister Leonard Evans announced after a 23 member trade mission that Winnipeg firms will supply electrical equipment alongside hydro power to Minnesota. He said excess power may be exported after the Nelson River project, around 1975, and predicted shifts in Buy American policies as U S power companies seek Manitoba energy and equipment. In Woodrow region vandals damaged several road building machines, including a government road grader and private crawler tractors, with losses reaching at least ten thousand dollars in motor damage. one machine fell into a river and another burned out after a flare pot fire.
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Manitoba
Minplus
Winnipeg
Leonard Evans
Evans
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Northern States Power Co
Nelson River
United States
Whitewood
Regin
Provincial Department of Highways
RCMP
Apple Varieties Surpass Seven Thousand Named Yet
A historical note records that more than 7 000 varieties of apples have been grown and named. The fact highlights the broad diversity cultivated across regions and eras, reflecting ongoing selection and naming by growers.
Pickle Problems and Practical Solutions
Timely Topics outlines common pickle issues and fixes. Slippery pickles stem from weak brine, soft pickles from improper vinegar strength or processing. hollow, shriveled, and surface scum are discussed with causes and safety notes. Cloudy brine results from certain salt or spice use. safe to eat with proper sealing.
Sunday Church Services Read Across Several Congregations
An OCR fragment lists 10.00 a.m. Sunday School and 11.00 a.m. Morning Service with 7.30 p.m. Gospel Service at Calvary. Sidney’s October 18 schedule includes 40.30 a.m. Sunday School, 11.30 a.m. Morning Worship with Rev. I. T. Jensen and Lawrence Robinson plus singing from Indian and Metis Missions in Winnipeg. Austin United Church and Sidney United Church announce 11.30 a.m. Sunday School and Worship with all welcome. Anglican St Paul’s MacGregor Holy Communion at 11.30 a.m. and Christ Church Austin Morning Prayer at 10.00 a.m.
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Acgregor United Church
Harold Ritchie
Calvary
Sidney
I. T. Jensen
Lawrence Robinson
Winnipeg
Austin United Church
David Lander
Sidney United Church
Anglican Church OF Canada
Tom Bailey
St. Paul’s Church
MacGregor
Holy Communion
Christ Church
Austin
Toy Makers Worry Sales Will Slip This Year
Canadian toy manufacturers fear sales will drop in 1969 with early data showing a three percent decline from last year. Peter Stevens, president of the Canadian Toy Manufacturers Association and Tonka Canada, notes most sales occur in fall and early winter as stores plan Christmas displays. Despite cautious optimism, industry growth is seen around 10 percent, though demand may dip. confidence and high ticket item spending are key factors. A Canadian toy safety code, developed by an industry committee, will be ready for use as guidelines this Christmas and mandatory by 1971.
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Peter Stevens
Canadian Toy Manufacturers Association
Stevens
Tonka Corp. of Canada Ltd
Moor
Canada
Toy Manufacturers Association
Safeguard test shows missile intercept over Pacific
A Spartan missile intercepted an intercontinental ballistic nose cone over the Pacific in the second Safeguard anti ballistic test. Launched Oct. 3 from Kwajalein atoll, it was guided by prototype radar and did not carry nuclear warheads. Officials said the interception was close enough to destroy the target in a real engagement.
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Pacific
Defence Department
Safeguard
Kwajalein Atoll
New Farm Cash Will Help Pay the Bills
A. B. Sneath of Manitoba Pool Elevators cautioned that large export forecasts around 700 million bushels for the current crop year do not guarantee cash flow to western farmers. He noted deliveries were below totals in recent years, prices for wheat and barley fell, and many farmers took cash advances against undelivered grain. Still, moving grain in larger volumes offers an optimistic outlook for the latter part of the year and into 1971-72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Pool Elevators
A. B. Sneath
M. Sneath
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McLaren
Rupert
Drug Abuse News No. 11
Denwal Pharmacy
Canada Department of Agriculture
Jeopies
Joan Butcher
Agricultural Representatives Office
Evangelical Mennonite Church
East End
Recostal Assemblies OF Canada
A. J. Hall
Bethel Church
Toy Makers
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Hay
Austin Ford Sales & Service
Broadway
Trimble’s
Portage LA Prairie, Manitoba
Youhay
Yeu
Tegal
Je Baer
Goven ‘Arta
Wayrrona
Soparea Gette
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