Manitoba cattlemen urged to file for beef and cow slaughter aid
Agriculture Canada notes Manitoba cattlemen can claim deficiency payments under the beef stabilization and cow slaughter programs. Eligible cattle sold between Aug 12, 1974 and Aug 11, 1975 receive 48 cents per hundredweight liveweight. Claims require proof of sale and should be mailed to the Subsidy Processing Section. More than 2.5 million cattle slaughtered during the period are tied to a $12.5 million fund.
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Conservative warns against Tory bid for leadership
Retiring leader Robert Stanfield cautions Conservatives that courting Liberal John Turner to lead the party could bring big trouble. Honest Bob has been right before and might be again.
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Robert Stanfield
John Turner
Tory
Honest Bob
Livestock Sale At Roblin Auction Mart Sets High Turnout
Market quotations show 811 head moved through Weiller and Williams Auction Mart Roblin Manitoba on Thursday October 16. The tally included 619 cattle 5 sows 1 boar 111 feeder pigs 3 weanling pigs and 3 horses.
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Weiller and Williams Auction Mart
Roblin
Manittoba
Wok Basics and Uses in Oriental Cookery
A wok is a basin shaped pan with sloped sides for small space stoves. It comes in non electric and electric forms with various handles and lids. Stir frying in oil at high heat preserves moisture color and flavor. It can also fry steam poach stewing fondu and deep fry.
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Hydro Home
Initial Grain Price Increases Ottawa 1975
Ottawa announces higher initial payments for 1975 76 crop year with No 1 Canada Western Red Spring Wheat up 1 50 to 3 75 per bushel No 2 Canada Western Six Row Barley up 30 cents to 1 95 and No 2 Canada Western Oats up 10 cents to 1 20. Lang cites world prices and stronger wheat demand while barley gains are more modest.
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Otto Lang
Canadian Wheat Board Today
Thunder Bay
Vancouver
Canada
Lang
Canadian Wheat Board
Yearly payment increase to take effect today
The increase in initial payments becomes effective today and will be paired with an adjustment on all deliveries of wheat , barley and oats made to the Canadian Wheat Board so far in the current year.
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Canadian Wheat Board
Manitoba September unemployment rate hits 3 percent
Manitoba posted a 3 percent jobless rate in September, up from 2.7 percent in August and 2.6 percent a year earlier. It ranks third lowest in Canada behind Saskatchewan and Alberta, with seasonally adjusted rates at 3.5 percent in August and September.
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Manitoba
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada and Manitoba see shifts in September labor data
In September Manitoba's population rose to 13,000 while the province's labor force fell to 427,000 and total employment declined to 414,000. Across Canada the unemployment rate stood at 5.9 percent with 586,000 unemployed as the labour force dipped to 9,996,000 and employment to 9,410,000.
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Canada
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