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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 1, 1971, Winnipeg, Manitoba 8 Winnipeg free press wednesday december t. 1971 rapeseed change slowed Down by Egon Frech Ottawa staff the fed eral agriculture department has apparently been stymied attempt to switch the entire 1972 Canadian rapeseed crop to the Low Rucic acid rapeseed produced about acres on the Canadian Prairies last summer. Agriculture minister h. A. Bud Olson said overseas Marr Ket acceptance of the can Bra variety of rapeseed which has considerably less Rucic acid than regular varieties has been less satisfactory than anticipated. The department now is look ing for Only about 60 per cent of the 1972 crop to be of this variety. Originally the department had urged that by 1972, 100 per cent of Canada s rapeseed production be of the Canara Vari Ety. The changeover program was started in 1970, when it was Dis covered that Rucic acid was a possible health Hazard. Cana d a s Ordinary rapeseed has much less Rucic acid than varieties grown in other parts of the world but the Canara Vari Ety has practically none. One of the problems with the Canara rapeseed is that is has a slightly lower yield of Oil than other varieties making it less competitive. Part of the support program announced by or. To West Home food store Ltd. 737 Wellington ave., pm. 774-3491 or 774-3492 ail our beef is red or Blue ribbon Well aged. Guaranteed tender Mim specials sides of beef Cut t ibs. In. Pork loins will Cut into chops it. 10-12 in. In. 69c 59c Boneless sirloin tip roasts in. Boneless hip roasts Boneless round Steak Tbone steaks i of in. I beef tenderloin Flo 2-3 in. Ttripi in. Flot Macaroni cheese meat loaf baby beef liver ,b.49c .b.39c slab Bacon i by the a twi. Sneider s corned beef d 2 i. Fat smoked Boneless Ham steaks of 2-3 01. T it o Burns Salami n 59c turkeys f or. C. Town f in in. Fresh frying chickens Erik. Or. A iqra it. 2-3 in. Jevc roasting Capone 49c fresh Cut up Chicken 49c freshcut4p Chicken legs 59c24 Al. Of. Bolts _ mushrooms 10 Al. Pure Plum Jam Watt by f 4 to whole tomatoes 69c 39c 89c is. 00 liquid dish detergent in n. Cheese slices Krofl t i7 .3 eggs own Grade 49c bread donor Sicri u c 3 for laundry soap s1.29 1 California mandarin oranges butter 59 7 s Olson tuesday is designed overcome this disadvantage. The second part of the pro Gram which would amount to about 15 cents a Bushel would offset the costs of keeping the Canara rapeseed separate from other stocks during storage and transport. About eight to 10 million bushels of Canada s 100 million Bushel rapeseed crop was of the Canara variety in 1971. Most of the Canara Stock was grown under contract at a Premium. However because of the lower yield and the extra costs of storing and handling the can Bra rapeseed separately the tendency has been to mix it with the other varieties and thus lose its principal advantage of Low Rucic acid Content. One other Benefit of the 1971 program has been that Canada now has More than enough can Bra seed Stock to seed the entire 1972 crop. Canada s Domestic oilseed processors which used about nine of rapeseed this year and will process be tween 10 and 12 million bushels in 1972, have indicated they will accept Only the Canara variety next year. Japan and Italy also have switched to the Low Rucic acid rapeseed. However an agriculture department spokesman said tues Day that other countries which themselves produce some rape seed Are reluctant to switch because it would put their own rapeseed Industry out of Busi Ness. These countries have not been Able to switch production to the Low Rucic acid varieties As quickly As Canada which last year spent million to Start the changeover. Since the Canara rapeseed produces slightly less Oil than the Standard varieties it cannot compete directly. However the difference in yield is not so marked that the Canara rape seed cannot compete with other types of oilseed crops. If Canada were to switch its total production it would not be competitive in. The markets of those countries that have not adopted standards specifying lower Eru Cic acid contents in their oils. As Long As both varieties Are produced of course there Are also the extra costs of keeping them separate throughout the Chain from farm to customer. In the meantime the question is being raised As to How much of a health Hazard Rucic acid is. Or. Olson told reporters on tuesday that he never has placed much Stock in the theory that the substance posed a threat to humans since the original tests Only showed that Large quantities of the acid had an effect on Laboratory test Ani Mals. The Federal food and drug administration on the other hand says it never suggested that the danger was so great that the entire rapeseed crop should be switched Over. A. P. Gleave Biggar put his Finger on the problem tuesday when he asked or. Olson to give some direction to Farmers As to what variety of rapeseed they should grow. Questions about this at the agriculture Outlook conference Here last week were not an swered he noted. I think it is up to the depart ment of agriculture and the food and drug people to come through with Clear direction to the banners As to where we Are going in this very important crop he said. I have never been satisfied that food and drug knew what they were talking about. An Industry like this one is too important to rest on decisions that hang fire for two years and 18 he said noting that the crop is Worth million a year. The agriculture department has said it won t know for sure optimism keynote for pc gathering Ray Starr Archie s favorite magician will be appearing Courtesy of Simpson s Sears on the Archie and friends to show televised live from the Polo Park shopping mall thurs Day from . Woman attacks teachers san Francisco a terrified kindergarten youngsters watched monday As a woman who had entered their classroom stabbed two teachers several times with an ice pick. The woman surrendered to police several hours later and complained that one of the wounded teachers earlier had made her daughter cry officers said. Rosemary Hardy 34, was booked for investigation of two counts of attempted murder. Inspector John Lanthie said mrs. Hardy told him she had written to one of the stabbed teachers Joan Hoskey last week asking that her child be treated both teachers were reported in serious condition. Miss hos key 39, the teacher whose class the assailant invaded under w e n t surgery for stomach wounds. She also was stabbed in the neck Chest and . S h i r 1 e y Bayerle 35, was treated for wounds in the left Eye face neck and . She had rushed to miss Hoskey s Aid. By Paul Jackson Ottawa staff the Annu Al meeting of the Federal pro g r e s s i v e conservatives gets under Way in Ottawa this week end with an expected Dele Gates air of optimism and excitement that would have been difficult to imagine even a year ago. Liam s. O Brian the pc National director in t surprised by the atmosphere of Antici pation surrounding the meeting. He says current trends show his party and its Leader Robert Stanfield Are beginning to Cap Ture the Public imagination. But there Are still people who believe that pc hoop la is based on fancy rather than cold hard fact. When it conies Down to it the pcs still have a Long Way to go if they want to make real their predictions of actually toppling prime min ister Trudeau and. His Liberal government at the next general election. However there s no doubt the pc party is putting All of its energies into seeing that there in t another Trudeau sweep in the style of-1968. For instance pc maps Are Beins shown How to obtain the Youthful image look that appears to be now so essential in spreading your message Over television. Slickly produced make up instructions films that according to National pc organization director Robert be Dard show you How to take 20 years off your face Are being screened to party personalities. And the pcs Are recruiting such Robert Thomp son the red Deer Alta. My and former National Leader of the social credit party to per Suade soared supporters to put their backs behind progressive conservatives in British Colum Bia. There has even been talk that Premier w. A. C. Bennett might come out in support of the pcs just federally that is but despite All this it is difficult to assess just How far along the Road to recovery the pcs have come since the chopping Down of 1968. For in stance they now have Only 71 seats in the House of commons compared with 72 when the election results were counted. No gains True the Liber als Are Down from 155 to 150, of course. The nip has gained three seats to make 25. Real Caouette s social credit party has lost one to make 13. The in dependents gained two to make three. And there Are two vacancies caused by resignations of one Liberal and one pc. There Are two Loving enemies 1 the pcs Are pinning Many of their Hopes for a resurgence or ., Quebec and Ontario. With the exception of Where they do not hold a single of the 23 seats chances of gaining Many in the West Are few. Al ready holding 15 of the 19 seats in Alberta they can t except to pick up Many More seats there. In Saskatchewan and Manitoba the seats Are fairly equally divided on a traditional basis so gains or losses would be slight. So in the West the progressive conservatives Are pinning their Hopes on picking up be tween seven to ten seats in It should be interesting to see what Delegates have to say at the annual meeting. In Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland the progressive conservatives won most of the seats in 1968. No real Hopes for stronger gains there. And in new Bruns Wick they share equal Billing with the liberals. So that leaves Quebec and Ontario to make the dream come True. In .1968 in Ontario they Only managed to capture 17 of the 88 seats. With the Strong provincial pc Victory of Bill Davis things look better for Good potential gains. And the publicity from the annual meet ing should help. In Quebec who knows while the pcs won Only four seats of the 74 in 1968, they have lost one through defection to in dependent status of Roch la Salle member for Joliette. Basically the pcs have been banking on or. Stanfield pick ing a tremendously popular Quebec lieutenant such As judge Claude Wagner. However reports now say that the pcs Don t even know if they want or. Wagner unless he modifies his views on Law and order. So that s the picture As the pc annual meeting prepares to open. Already there has been a bad Omen prime minister tru Deau has stolen some of the limelight from or. Stanfield and his followers by announcing that he will visit president Nixon in Washington while the annual meeting is under Way. Obviously that Means the news Media and canadians generally will be paying less attention to the pc meeting than was sex gossip is just that London a Princess Anne involved in a Royal Row Over a reported Romance with a commoner says Ingham Palace. And talk of a Romance itself was described today by a pal Ace spokesman As pure speculative . Columnist Earl Wilson reported that the daughter of the Queen wanted to marry Richard Meade an olympic horseman. He said the Queen had forbidden the Princess to see Meade. The Royal spokesman said that Princess Anne 21, had known the 32-year-old Meade for three or four years. He is numbered among her the spokesman stated. The Princess is a keen horsewoman with aspirations of making Britain s olympic equestrian team. Bank funds freed Ottawa up the Bank of Canada tuesday freed about million held by chartered Banks enabling the Banks to put the Money to work in the Economy. The move is the result of a one half percentage Point reduction in the amount of Cash Treasury Bills and. Day to Day Loans the chartered Banks Are required to hold As a secondary Reserve. The secondary Reserve requirement will be per cent of Dollar deposits. It had been increased to nine per cent in july 1970, from eight per cent and to eight per cent to june 1969, from seven per cent Canadian Dollar deposits at chartered Banks As of nov. 17, the last figure announced by the Bank were million. The half percentage Point drop frees about million. Bonn of the total Yam processed by West German Tex tile Mills last year 23 per cent was supplied by chemical fibres and 77 per cent by spun yarn. In 1960, chemical fibres accounted for Only 11 per cent of the output spun yarn for 89 per cent. Petted even As late As Early this week. Violence repudiated Ottawa up a University of Manitoba professor who once wrote an article called justification for revolution says he no longer endorses Vio Lence As a Means to social change. Prof. Wayne Neilson told 46 Carleton University students at a lecture meeting monday that if Lenin had known the russian revolution would Lead to the purges of the mid 20s and 30s, he would have been against it. Not every Type of socialist society is an improvement Over the one you prof. Neilsen said that the cases of leftist violence in Canada were dangerously they were the computer fire at sir George Williams univer sity and the murder of Pierre Laporte. In both cases it was As if the left activists wanted to Boac profits Cut London Reuter British overseas airways corp. Announced monday a profit of million for the first half of 1971 less than in the same period last year. Keith Granville chairman of the publicly owned airline said he did not expect to do much better than break even for the full year. Breast cancer a medical dilemma Radical us query has Long been regarded by most can cer specialists As the treat ment for breast cancer. But As reported in the Decem Ber Issue of Reader s digest a growing minority of can cer experts believe that far less mutilating forms of treat ment May give breast cancer patients an equal or even better Chance of survival. What lies behind this medical controversy should women consent to Radical mastectomies or should they search instead for surgeons willing to perform More conservative and less disfiguring operations How can breast can cer patients maximize their chances of survival for a Frank and honest discussion of these and other questions read controversy Over breast cancer in december Reader s digest. Pick up your copy today. 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When things go wrong Don t mention anything about the per son. If Johnny spills some milk Don t shout at him that he is a Clumsy oaf. Just say the milk is spilled. Get a sponge " he repeated the phrase say ing that the construction must be very difficult because what the network of communication be tween themselves and their children that parents should speak to them with some re Spect for their feelings that parents should speak to them As other human beings. After All he pointed out it is in the Parent s Best interest to reduce their children s desire to get even with them because they can find lots of ways to do or. Ginott is a member of the psychology department at new York University and has written two Best Selling books Between Parent and child and Between Parent and our decorative mirrors Are priced if right too. Christmas ideas for the Home decorative mirrors with sconces consoles if deaths a r b e a mrs. Joseph Ger 74, of sle. Anne Man. 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Mazurkewicz Peter a 75, of 365 Beverley if you re driving with your i wife and you make the turn do you find it helpful when she says you missed the turn you idiot. There was a Bis sign there that any Moron Light Centre 221 Rupert could have read j i nue wid be open dec 25 for its do you suddenly experience i annual Day Jong Christmas Din Ner program for the needy. A great surge of love for her at that time or do Yoa loudly about 700 people Are expected give her specific directions to a to attend this year acco Drog very hot to major Austin Millar director i Ginott noted that adults Light Centre of the Harbour the program will Start with services at 10 a.m., he said. Last year meals were served to 1.330 Coose and Christmas gifts were distributed to Mea and families attending Centre on Christmas Day. A special family party for drives and of Cipres wis be Heid dec at Centre. 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