Manitoba beef plan offers five year price guarantee
Agriculture Minister Sam Uskiw unveiled a voluntary income assurance plan for Manitoba cow calf producers hit by two bad years. The program fixes a price per pound for calves and finished beef based on costs, with a five year contract and gradual shift toward finished beef. Eligibility hinges on herd size up to 70 cows and 50 calves for 1975.
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Sam Uskiw
Manitoba
Askiw
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Winnipeg
Uskiw
Russell Ladies Bowling League Posts 1975 76 Plans
The Russell Ladies Bowling League held its first meeting on Sept 18 to map the 1975 76 season. Executive: Edie Peltz president Joan Kobluk secretary reporter Gwen Clarke treasurer. Four teams Banner Bakery J E Hardware Southview Repair Service Pelly Trail Motel with names and captains listed.
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Russell Ladies Bowling League
Edie Peltz
Joan Kobluk
Gwen Clarke
Banner Bakery
J.&e. Hardware
Southview Repair Service
Pelly Trail Motel
Pelly Tail Motel
Emily Kiez
Liz Lopushinsky
Elsie Smyth
Carol Rudoski
Elaine Robertson
Shirley Andrew
Eleanor ‘Mushumanski
Marg Hunter
Roberta Patterson
Anne Nilsson
Beef and Barley Festival In Final Stages
The Russell Manitoba Beef and Barley Festival showcases the area’s beef breeding legacy led by Hereford and Aberdeen Angus lines, and its barley prowess from Inglis. The festival runs the week before Thanksgiving with steak barbecue, raffles, a bonespiel, sports contests, dances, and a townwide sale, led by Festival Chairman Art Kinney.
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Morden
Dauphin
Boissevain
Russell
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Lord Strathcona
Chamber of Commerce
Hassell
Canada
Inglis
Brewing and Malting Barley Research Institution
Inglis Centennial Centre
Russell Hardware
Manitoba Flying Farmers
Memorial Arena
Curling Club
Elks, Legion, Kinsmen
Royal Purple
Kineties
Flying Club
United Church Group
4-H
Premier Cabinet Meet with Community Publishers in Winnipeg
The Hon Edward Schreyer and cabinet members met Manitoba Community Newspapers Association leaders at the Legislative Buildings in Winnipeg. They discussed rural decentralization, the value of community papers, and concerns over tendering, training, and a proposed Community Press Council. Government advocates stressed readership surveys, Advertising Audit Office activity, and plans to continue evaluating the liquor moderation campaign impact.
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Edward Schreyer
Miles Phillips
Manaj Barry
McCallum
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
Legislative Buildings
Winnipeg
M.C. N.A
Red River College
Tres
Schreyer
Iet
Hanuschak
Evans
Queen's
Smith
Audit Office
Manitoba
Turnbull
Mter
M.C.N.A
Postal Code Rule Applies to All Papers
Notices require postal codes on all newspapers to speed delivery across provinces starting Oct 1 1975. Manitoba subscribers urged to verify addresses and report corrections to local office to improve out of province service.
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Manitoba
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Volun
Guinar
Joe Laxdal
Vi Laing
Jackie Clement
Jim Langford
Wheatley's
Prokop Jewellers
Ted Carpenter
Carpenter
Steve Sowchuk
Lake of the Prairie
Cpl. Ewert
Russell Detachment
R.C.M.P
Toronto
Art Kinney
Festival
Jan Turnbull
Len Evans
Sidney Green
Saul Miller
Howard Pawley
Ben Hanuschak
Douglas Smith
Ere 8 Bret
Manitoba Community Newspapers, Association
Tan A. Mackenzie
Henry Ross
Banner County Singers
Co-op
Macleods
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