Firing line on gloom and gas prices for Canada
Firing line laments a gloomier news week headlined by Watergate fallout and Nixon soybean embargo. It warns soaring food and energy costs, predicts gasoline and heating oil may rise dramatically, and notes Medicine Hat bridge spending while trees along the riverbank are cut. The piece mocks the bleak outlook yet ends on a somber note.
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John Dean
White House
Canada
U.S
Nixon
Medicine Hat
Health unit clinics schedule for July in region
Health Unit clinics in Medicine Hat Redcliffe Manyberries Rosemary Brooks run July 3 4 and 6 with 9 11 45 a m and 1 4 30 p m sessions. Hearing vision and developmental screenings offered for five year olds by appointment only. Free chest x rays for residents over sixteen at Medicine Hat office.
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Medicine Hat
Redcliff
United Church
Manyberries
Rosemary
Medicine Hat Health Unit
Brooks
Buy ripe tomatoes for best flavor and maturity
Guidance on selecting tomatoes emphasizes purchasing or picking fruit at full maturation to maximize flavor. Buyers should seek ripe specimens with vivid color, firm texture, and fragrance for optimal taste.
Canadian farmer warns embargo hits rapeseed feeds
Hugh Michael of Western Canadian Seed Processors in Lethbridge says the U S embargo on soybeans could raise meat and food prices in Canada. He notes Canada may lack enough protein feed until the new rapeseed crop is harvested and suggests Japan and Europe will feel the impact.
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Jim Bradley
The
U.S
Canada
Hugh Michael
Lethbridge
Michael
Alastair Gillispie
Alberta Grain Prices Reported June 29 1973 Grain Prices
Edmonton reports slow price movement with bids across districts. Lethbridge raises wheat to 2.25, oats 0.95, barley 1.23 while offerings show wheat 2.15, oats 0.90, barley 1.25. Medicine Hat Brooks bids stay at wheat 2.00, oats 0.90, barley 1.20. no grains offered. Calgary bids rise to wheat 2.10, oats 0.80, barley 1.10 with offerings wheat 2.10, oats 0.80, barley 1.15. Red Deer bids drop to wheat 2.00, oats 0.80, barley 1.10. no wheat offered but oats 0.80 and barley 1.00. Vermilion bids rise to wheat 2.00, oats 0.95, barley 1.10. offerings wheat 1.80, oats 0.90. Edmonton area bids include wheat 2.20, oats 0.80, barley 1.10. Whatat bids 2.15, oats 0.85, barley 1.10. Peace River keeps wheat 1.85, oats 0.92, barley 1.15. no offers through the exchange.
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Grain Exchange
Alberta Grain Commission
Edmonton
ACN
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat Brooks
Calgary
Red Deer
Peace River District
Medicine Hat cars, food sales rise with city growth
Car market data show high gains in used truck and car sales alongside a 104 percent rise in car servicing in Medicine Hat. Population grew by about 1,700, wholesale food distributors report a 5 to 15 percent sales jump, and residents buy more luxury items as meat prices push up canned protein purchases.
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Medicine Hat
Painted Lady Butterfly Caterpillars Reported in Medicine Hat Area
District agriculturists report dark black caterpillars believed to be Painted Lady Butterfly larvae arriving from California. So far no crop damage in cereals or specialty crops. larvae feed on thistle and mallow weeds. Farmers urged to monitor fields and report caterpillar presence or any damage.
Police court fines man for leaving accident scene
Donald Bischke of 1340 17 Street S E was fined 75 dollars plus costs in Magistrate Court Friday for leaving the scene of a minor traffic accident June 7.
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Donald Bischke
S.E
Bischke
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Hail Insurance Corporation
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Capri Carpets
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Green Acres
Jack Anderson
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James Birch
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AIC
Russell
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