Breeders Meet in Fairview Charolais Tour Kicks Off
About 45 cattlemen and farmers gathered at Sandy's Banquet Room in Fairview March 12 for the Canadian Charolais Association meeting, the first stop on an eight city tour drawing 300 cattlemen across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Jim Hester executive secretary said the tour will expand the 1784 national membership, with Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba and B C members detailed. Local organizers Nick Negu Joe Kaip Willie Makofka John Eastman and Mrs Ken Campbell welcomed attendees as presentations on prices and upgrading options via purebred Charolais bulls were shared.
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Charolais Association
Sandy’s
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Jim Hester
National Association
Nick Negu
Chetwynd
B.C
Joe Kaip
Willie
Gene Makofka
John Eastman
Brownville
Alta
Ken Campbell
Eaglesham
Bull Hunt
Endiang
C.C.A
Karl Schneider
Mannville
Alberta Charolais Association
John Milne
Department of Agriculture
Ralph Chritian
Peace River
Hester
Canada
Fort St John principal quits BCTF in protest
A. J. Tony Brummer, principal of Alwin Holland school, Fort St John, resigns from the British Columbia Teachers Federation after criticizing recent meeting tactics. He urges teachers to voice opposition by writing to the BCTF while warning against politicized levies and plebiscites.
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British Columbia Teachers’ Federation
Fort St. John
A. J
Tony’’ Brummer
Alwin Holland School
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Jim McFarlan
Tony Brummer
Alaska Highway News
Trapper Reports Downed Plane Near MacKenzie
RCMP investigate a found light aircraft north of Prince George, missing Nov. 3 with five men aboard. A trapper, who spotted the plane April 5 about 200 miles north, said the light aircraft owned by Hal Timber Ltd. of Prince George vanished on a 50 mile MacKenzie Chinaman Creek route. An air search continued until.
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RCMP
MacKenzie
Hal Timber Ltd
Chinaman Creek
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