PFRA Water Aid Rules For Irrigation Projects
The PFRA outlines funding rules for irrigation, covering earthwork, riprap, materials, and caps on construction costs. It requires a dependable water supply for at least five acres and excludes pumps and sprinklers from payments. Repairs after floods and project enlargements may qualify if total aid remains within PFRA limits.
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Goldwater Narrowly Edges Rockefeller in California Win
Barry Goldwater, Arizona senator, wins a tight California primary over Governor Nelson Rockefeller, boosting his margins for the Republican national convention. The result signals a strong first ballot lead and alarms allied papers abroad as Goldwater gains momentum toward the nomination.
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U.S
Republican Party
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Goldwater
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Care To Prevent Pesticide Contamination In Wells
Manitoba officials report incidents of pesticide contamination from improper filling of sprayer tanks. Experts advise removing the hose from the well before shutting off the pump and promptly separating the hose from the sprayer tank, avoiding overfilling and using back siphon preventing valves where available.
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Manitoba
Early season thistle control through spray programs
Provincial weed specialists advise spraying thistles early in growth using MCPA amine for cereals flax and other crops and 2 4-D for wheat barley and rye with stage based timing. Rates up to 12 ounces active ingredient per acre. lower rates risk resurgence and a second spray. Follow up remains crucial after an open fall in 1963 as thistles recover.
Cahaila Faces Ecumenical Council Plans and Unity Call
Archbishop outlines 1970 ecumenical council starting September with about 2,200 delegates. He emphasizes practical church renewal, wider participation, and bridging faiths through Baptism, Bible, and shared values. Girl Guides led flag ceremony as members applauded.
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Christ
Ecumenical Council
World Council of Churches
J. H. Johnston
Ev. E. L. Oroskovits
Girl Guides
Graduates Honored for Top Averages in Duck Mountain Division
The ceremony named grade 12 Elaine Taylor grade 11 El sie Tymchuk grade 10 Irene Jeannette grade 9 Valerie a Didychuk as top in each grade with a medal awarded to Files Hanchar for highest average and Beverly Robinson for second best. Irene Jeannette also received a certificate for a notable achievement in the division.
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Elaine Taylor
Elsie Tymchuk
Irene Jeannette
Valerie A Didychuk
Files Hanchar
Duck Mountain
Beverly Robinson
Week At Ottawa Focuses On Pearson Pennant
Fenbaker in a Torontos speech says Conservatives would push for passage of Mr. Pearson's pennant while avoiding a full filibuster and notes he would oppose calling an election over the flag issue.
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Ottawa
Fenbaker
Toronto
Mr. Pearson
Canadian Population and Economy Projections for 1970
A Montreal Bank Business Review discusses Canada’s 1970 outlook. It projects population around 21.8 million, rising labor force to 7.9 million, and GDP above postwar trend due to immigration shifts, birth-rate changes, and automation. It notes potential slower output growth per worker if hours decline and unemployment stays high.
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Montreal
B of M
Blood donor clinic notes on transfusions helping children
The article describes blood donation and transfusion in infants, noting two bottles as typical and up to twelve in some cases. Mrs Seepish cites healthy, well developed children after transfusions and asks readers to feel pride in their blood aiding young patients.
Typhoid Fever Guidance and Vaccine Availability
The article notes typhoid fever information with weekly intervals and booster requirements after TAB series. It states typhoid vaccine is available from private physicians and reports about 320 cases in Aberdeen, Scotland, while Manitoba residents generally do not need typhoid vaccination.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Manitoba
Changes at Grandstand Boosts Dauphin Rodeo of 1964
Jerry Myers estimates the grandstand renovations will create an ideal setting for Dauphin's 1964 Rodeo event, promising bigger crowds and better facilities for contestants and spectators.
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Jerry Myers
Dauphin
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