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Nothing will come easy this unfavorable week. Patience, and then things will come up roses. Relying on memory as the sole source of information can prove disastrous. Be prepared with more written data.
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1978
Page
4
Nothing will come easy this unfavorable week. Patience, and then things will come up roses. Relying on memory as the sole source of information can prove disastrous. Be prepared with more written data.
The Wheat Board announced a plan to buy 500 to 2,000 hopper cars at about 100 million dollars amid ongoing Western grain handling problems. Last year approximately 350 million dollars in sales were lost to transportation issues. By late November, about 360,000 tons of grain were in transit on the Prairies, with railcars often underfilled. Port of Vancouver activity fell from 750 to about 500 off-loads per day, and nearly 1 million tonnes of sales were deferred to future crop years as delivery lags continue. China then announced a large U S grain purchase despite Canada’s position.
Manitoba premier Edward Schreyer is announced as the next Governor General of Canada. The appointment is welcomed nationwide as Canadians anticipate his leadership in the ceremonial vice regal role.
Bernie Beet reports 24 children joined the Glenboro 4-H Junior Gardeners led by Ruth Bailey and Joyce Wilton with help from mothers and the Glenboro Garden Club. In October a crocus project started with bulbs from the Senior Garden Club. November and December focused on crafts and seed art. Three members enjoyed curling in the 4-H Bonspiel on November 25.
The week reports high minus two on December 4 and a low minus thirty three on December 7. Average daytime minus fourteen, average lifetime minus twenty six, and overall average minus twenty. Precipitation totals 1.28 cm.
The Wheat Board announcement draws attention to serious transport problems. Grain producers should not pay the costs of an inefficient system or subsidize it with more Rolling Stock. Government action is needed to prevent further sales losses.
The Stockton Ladies Aid, eight members strong, held five meetings in members’ homes with an average attendance of six. They hosted a Spring farm sale lunch, a June bazaar, a tea and plant sale, and the annual anniversary supper. They also served a turkey dinner for the Germaine family on their parents’ fiftieth anniversary and held a December 3 annual meeting with officers unchanged.
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