Canada braces for tougher brucellosis controls and research
Agriculture Minister Eu gene Whelan outlined new measures to curb brucellosis in Canada. Changes include regional divison into brucellosis free and low incidence zones, stricter cattle movement rules, mandatory negative testing for most cattle, on farm tests for certain age groups, and new staff to boost research and information. Implemented early 1978 with immediate steps in place. The program maintains herd testing, slaughter of infected cattle, and compensation to farmers while expanding health of animals efforts.
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Eugene Whelan
Canada
Agriculture Canada
Health of Animals
Ontario
Quebec
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Whelan
Catte
Pool Elect New Executive
The Manitoba Pool Elevators directors in Winnipeg elected new executive officers after their annual meeting. James D. Deveson of Arden, a grain and livestock producer, was named president and chairman of the board, with Wallace W. Fraser of Hamilton as vice-chairman. Deveson has served as a pool director for 21 years and vice-chairman for three years, succeeding Harold B. Sneath, who retired as chief executive officer.
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Manitoba Pool Elevators
Winnipeg
James D. Deveson
Arden
Manitoba
Wallace W. Fraser
Hamiton
Deveson
Harold B. Sneath
Frugal Meat Tips and Quick Casserole Ideas
The guide promotes economical meat use with three ounce servings, cheaper cuts needing moist heat, and tenderizing tips. It suggests ground beef varieties by fat content, casseroles with simple ingredients, and cheaper protein options like liver, beans, eggs, and cheese. A Quick pie and quick bites example illustrate a protein rich menu.
Controversy at Hyde Park Sermon Sparks Spectral Faith Debate
An exchange at Orator's Corner pits a skeptic who denies unseen truths against a blind man who asserts spiritual sight. The blind speaker cites Isaiah and John to challenge disbelief, ending with a call to mail for “Heaven and” and a contact address in Brangon, Man.AZA 528.
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Orator’s Corner
Hyde Park
London
God
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Jim Webb
Brangon
Man
AZA
Marchwell District News Social and church notes from Yorkton visit
Social items from Marchwell district record visits births and illnesses. Frank Zentner and family visited Yorkton. Erin Kirk baptized at St Paul Luthern Langenburg with many relatives attending. Wishes for Axel Nilsson in Yorkton Hospital. Ted Bennett returns home from Fort Frances. News of visits, tours, and curling club planning plus Recreation Board grants and rink donation.
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Frank Zentner
F. Ryckebosch
Yorkton
Esmond Kirk
Erin
St. Paul Lutheran
Langenburg
Kirk
Ewald Yeske Langenburg
Lloyd Kirk
Gertie Kirk
Barry Bence
Axel Nilsson
Yorkton Hospital
Axel
Ted Bennett
Fort Francis
Alex Bennett
Beatric Ness
Spy Hill
Jennie Farmer
Recreation Board
Park House
Representa
Bribery scandal tarnishes Scotland Yard record
A fragment from a St Regis Hotel lobby notes Scotland Yard’s tarnished reputation amid bribery revelations. It also mentions the Winnipeg Bombers and Toronto Argonauts eliminated from the Grey Cup race by last minute fluke plays likely to be unlikely again in years.
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R.C.M. P
Scotland Yard
Britain
St. Regis
Winnipeg Bombers
Toronto Argos
Caution Corner on CB Radios as Xmas Gift
Manitoba Consumers Bureau warns buyers about CB radio licensing and standards. Canada requires a Communications Department licence for Commonwealth residents or landed immigrants over 16, costing 13.50 for 3 years, with supervision for 12 to 16 year olds. Type approval must be displayed, or risk noncompliant equipment. verify with Winnipeg District Office and obtain the free pamphlet What You Should Know About General Radio Service (CB).
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Manitoba Consumers’ Bureau
Department of Communications
Government of Canada
Communications Department
Canada
Winnnipeg
Winnipeg
General Radio Service
Lombard Place
Manitoba
Pre-Freeze Applications In Process
Agriculture Minister Jim Downey said the Manitoba Agriculture Credit Corporation will process old land lease and land purchase applications that were on hand before the October 26 freeze. Farmers with offers to sell or lease will proceed in the normal pre freeze manner, either under the old terms or a new system being developed.
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Jim Downey
Manitoba Agriculture Credit Corporation
Downey
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