Vauxhall Unveils Viva and Victor for 1965 Models
Vauxhall through its division announces two new 1965 models the Viva and Victor for the small car field. Frank Clement & Sons Ltd displays the Viva sedan and Viva deluxe with strong top gear pull and smooth four speed transmission. The Victor adds four inches shoulder room and a longer lower wider stance with improved rigidity a better braking system and enhanced cold weather start. Anodised trim highlights the sleeker lines while curved glass increases interior space. Local charity involvement notes continue in the piece.
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Hudson Bay Assoc to Meet at Tisdale
The Hudson Bay Association prepares for a convention in Tisdale Saskatchewan with planning for social events and a banquet. Delegates will discuss the Hudson Bay Route and the Churchill port’s trade potential, with officials from federal and provincial departments attending.
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Churchill meeting to discuss Hudson Bay trade and ship routes
Delegates from farm spinon and shipping groups join the Hudson Bay Route Association convention to push for stronger action on Churchill trade. Topics include extending shipping season, building a breakwater, highway access, and winter use of routes. A large turnout is expected from Tisdale region.
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Grin Emmpesie
Wheat Board
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Authorative Pest ‘Association
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Hudson Bay
St. Lawrence
J. Lauritzen
Hudson Bay Route Association
Canada
Tisdale and District
Farmer Outlook On Production Trends
Canadian rapeseed and rapeseed oil supplies attract attention as Japanese growers shift from rape to higher value crops. American hog producers cut back, possibly boosting demand for lean Canadian pork. new barley varieties in Canada may reverse prairie trends. Manitoba’s outlook discussed at Brandon January 25 and Manitoba Farm Conference February 22 with expert economists. Registration opens at 10 am. opening by George Hutton. fee includes meal. Roblin premier at afternoon session.
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Prairies
Manitoba
Larry Rigaux
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New Highway Safety Triangle Now In Use
The Canadian Highway Safety Council announces a new red triangle warning device for stalled vehicles on highways. Visible day and night at 1500 feet, placed 100 feet behind the vehicle, aluminum construction with red reflective surface, no power source needed, RCMP patrol cars now equipped, widely adopted as a standard highway emblem.
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