Auction Sales Feature Local Households and Antiques
Estate auctions in Inglis Manitoba list household items, modern appliances, and antique/collector pieces. Includes furniture set, stoves, freezers, dressers, cabinets, sewing machines, copper items, and glassware. Mrs Victoria Gillies auction Saturday Nov 10 indoors with 1:00 pm start. contact Arnold and Hedley Auction Service.
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Maggie Benderski
Mike Benderski
Inglis
Manitoba
Modern Furniture Incs
Electrical Appliances Inc
Coronado
Misc. Held Incs
Victoria Gillies
Man
Zenith
Viking
Inc
Incs
Singer
New tuberculosis eradication program rolls out in Canada
Agriculture Canada's Health of Animals Branch launches a revised TB plan to wipe out cattle infection faster and cheaper by shifting focus to depopulation of infected herds identified through market cattle testing. Compensation scales are set for destroyed animals, while wild spread is curtailed by tracing disease origins from packing plants.
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Agriculture Canada
Health of Animals
Brian Morrissey
Ottawa
Tis
Canada
Women receive key cabinet posts in Manitoba politics
Reggies Prime Minister Clark should appeal to female voters as External Affairs and High Commissioner to London roles are filled by two women for the first time. Manitoba by-elections are labeled petty politics. Sports editor proclaims NHL visit the town’s biggest event.
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Clark Shold
London
Manitoba
Winnipeg
National Hockey League
Crop Insurance Forecast Sees 1979 Payouts Rising Sharply
Canada expects crop insurance payments to farmers around 170 million in 1979, up from 78 million in 1978. Glenn Gorrell of Agriculture Canada notes a loss ratio of 1.16, above last year’s 0.53, with over 110000 farmers insured for about 1.65 billion in coverage. Provincial and federal governments cover half the premium plus administration costs. Damage hotspots include prairie moisture, Ontario mold in tobacco, and hail in Quebec, with Manitoba BC Atlantic losses varying.
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Glenn Gorrell
Agriculture Canada
Ontario
Quebec
British Columbia
Shelterbelt Renovation And Spacing For Longevity
Agriculture Today outlines renovating shelterbelts with 4 by 4 foot spacing to speed crown closure and windbreak density. It recommends removing every second or third row conifers to raise height and winter density, and using Round-Up to suppress grasses that compete with belts. Begin a new belt outside dying belts, widening spacings to extend lifespan and protection.
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Coronado Wringer
Hoover Vac.ciner
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Lake Audy
Russell Air Services
Avadex & Treflan
Russell
All Inglis
Clement
Tire Shop
Michel
Reggies
Atlantic
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
UMA Travel Service
Drangon
F. Cooley
Cooley
Tommi 1
Moosomin
Sank
Sten Fraser
Fouillard
Meubles
ELEC