Visitors and locals noted in Mountview notes
Recent visitors include Dr Pater M and Mr Dante from Regina and Mr and Mrs Sorden Aaron and son from Winnipeg. Joe Harker of St James and Miss Noreen Shot along with Mr and Mrs Wir are listed. Second prize in the inter hurdies credited to Doreen Lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Teeston
Paterm
Dante
Regina
Sorden Aaron and Son
Winnipeg
Tas Wetks
Lorre Birna
MmwLiate
Wm Lork
Joe Harker
St James
Prairie notes on farming income and policy shifts
The Canadian Press report surveys 1956 farm income in the three prairie provinces with Manitoba at 132.3 million and Saskatchewan 390.7 million, Alberta 26.5 million, plus weed control losses estimated at 42 million bushels. It notes trucking fee increases, hospital insurance tweaks, purebred breeding laws, and drunkometer training for RCMP to curb impaired driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
Praire
Manitoba
Saskatche
Alberta
Rig Lewis
Saskachewan Trucking Association
Highway Traffic Board
Regina
Lewis
Opera- Non
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Trucking Association
Prairie Provinces
Ro A Walker
RCMP
Pelce
Walker
Municipal Course On June Agenda At Manitoba University
The 10th annual extension course in Municipal administration runs June 1 to 21 at the University of Manitoba. Sessions cover government grants with talks by J S Anderson and others, plus planning facilities, archival methods, and the Manitoba Municipal Secretary-Treasurers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Manitoba
J. S. Anderson
Scott Bateman
Mackenzie
Morley Eliot
George Collins
Department of Municipal Affairs
Palypolitan Planning Commission
Eric Theft
W. L. Bowsfield
Manitoba
Manitoba Municipal Secretary-Treasurers’ Association
Scouts Camporee at Peace Gardens Draws 800 Scouts
Eleven Dauphin scouts join readers and leaders at the first inter national Saints Camporee held at the International Peace Gardens on the US border. Organizers J M Hutton and Ernest Harvey welcomed attendees as 800 tents were pitched and teams exchanged ideas, foods, and songs during two days of camps and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Peace Gardens
J. M. Hutton
Manitoba
Ernest Harvey
Minot
North Dakota
International Horticultural
Tinline
Vistors
F. L. Jobin
Industry and Commerce
H. E. Bridgett
World Wheat Trade Forecast Reaches New High in 1956 57
World wheat production for 1956 is estimated at 7.595 billion bushels and global trade in 1956 57 could hit a record 1.150 billion bushels. Major factors include a weak European harvest, U S export programs, rising consumption, and the Soviet Union reducing exports. Canada’s exports hover slightly above last year’s 310 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Soviet Union
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mountview
Doreen
Audrey
Telicious
Fleischmann
Fleischmenn
Dauphin Hernin
J Roby Kidd
Toronto
Canadian Association For Adult Education
Red River Valley
Manning
Op Pro Iice
Vermeilion River
Cpphiodon
Muuicipal Council
Mercury
Outboard Motors
Marine Hardware
Plymouth
Lymouth
Eivanastics
Chrysler Corporation OF Canada Limited
TRL Power
Main St. South
Dauphin, Man
Scouts
Campore
Lardens
Minnedosa Valley
Glen Clarkson
Forestry Department
Bob McKenzie
Bert Clarkson
Zenon Bilous
Cam Clarkson
Tom Smelski
Ken Koshey
Jimmy Neale
Ed Olynick
Don Antoshko
Michael Fendick
Hartley Brown
Doug Coombs
W. G. Math'er
CTU Su
Prem
M Products
University ST. Montreal
Que
Searle Grain Company, Ltd
Dauphin Constituency
The
Dauphin Independent
Liberal Committee
Pacific
Rockies
Bank of Nova Scotia
Halifax
Kitimat
BNS
the Bank of Nova Scotia
M. I. Gamblin
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