Local control shift at Medicine Hat Feeding Co keeps operations steady
Medicine Hat Feeding Company becomes 100 percent locally owned after Lyle Taylor and Delvin Stuber buy remaining shares from Heartland Livestock Services. Nilsson Bros Inc had acquired Heartland in August. Taylor says change keeps services intact, with satellite sales and new suppliers arranged to maintain independence from a large conglomerate.
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Medicine Hat Feeding Company
Lyle Taylor
Delvin Stuber
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Heartland Livestock Services
Taylor
Nilsson Bros. Inc
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Nilsson’s
Heartland
Nilsson
Stuber
Medicine Hat Feeding Co. Sale Closed by Heartland
Heartland Livestock Services completed a purchase of shares in the Medicine Hat Feeding Company on December 1, securing a significant stake though less than 50 percent. The Taylor family, involved since 1945, cited economic advantage and prior relationships with a large conglomerate as factors in the deal.
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Heartland Livestock Services
Taylor
Medicine Hat Feeding Company
St Francis class gives gifts to Salvation Army Tree of Hope
Fourth grade students at St Francis Xavier School raised 440 dollars through bake sales and fundraisers to buy presents for the Salvation Army Tree of Hope. At Wal Mart they spent fifteen dollars each on teddy bears stocking stuffers and small toys, learning real life math.
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St. Francis Xavier School
Alyssum Regnier
Wal-Mart
Neal Siedlecki
Salvation Army
Tree of Hope
Regnier
Kendra Kahl
Kahl
Medicine Hat reacts to Paul Martin budget as security focus
Local business leaders call the federal budget a security policy with emphasis on police, border and air safety. They note limited economic impact for Canadians, slight GST adjustments, and six month deferral on corporate tax installments for small businesses. The agricultural sector is largely untouched aside from Farm Credit Canada tax relief. A $24 surcharge on return airline flights could raise travel costs for short routes.
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Medicine Hat
Paul Martin
Government of
Rod Pillman
Medicine Hat and District
Frank
Pillman
Alberta
Farm Credit Canada
Canada
Edmonton
Cryptoquip puzzle clue explanation today
Yesterday's Cryptoquip line shows a plaid coat kept since it was checked. The clue notes R stands for T and that A maps to three Ls and X to two Os. One letter represents another. letters change daily.
Teens nabbed at border amid online lures to California
Three teenage girls lured by internet acquaintances have been stopped at Canadian border crossings while trying to enter the United States with older men. A 16-year-old from southern Alberta was stopped at Coutts with a 44-year-old New Yorker and later turned over to police after authorities verified the girl was missing. A Calgary-like scheme saw two other girls, aged 16 and 17, intercepted at Corway en route to California to live with a man they met online. Canada Customs notes growing success in recovering missing children at borders, part of ongoing post 9/11 security efforts.
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United States
Canada Customs and Revenue Agency
Alberta
Coutts
U.S
New York State
Canada
Milk River
Canada Customs Communications
Gordon Luchia
Luchia
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