Manitoba Crime Stoppers goes provincial with kickoff
The Manitoba Chamber of Commerce launched a province wide Crime Stoppers program on September 19 in Winnipeg. Manitoba now covers the province outside Winnipeg and Brandon, with 6 cases cleared 5 arrests and $9000 recovered since the Winnipeg start in November 1984. Willard Reaves of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers joins the effort bringing football fame and police experience.
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Manitoba Agriculture offers estate planning and grain drying courses
Agricultural Notes lists Farm Estate Planning on Friday December 6 at Brandon Age Centre with 10:00 a.m. start and 5 dollar fee plus details from the Ag Office. A Grain Drying and Aeration afternoon session is set for Monday December 9 at Chumah Hall Hamiota starting 1:00 p.m. Topics include heated air dryers aeration and costs with resources from Manitoba Agriculture staff and Bob Gwyer. An Animal Health 86 home study course begins in the New Year led by Dr. Frank Baker with weekly lessons and a 30 dollar registration due by January 3, 1986.
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Deleau Feedlot Steers Grow Well On Shared Ration
John Corbey notes steers at the Deleau Feedlot Project gained well between November 4 and 25. Pen one averaged 718 at start and 797 pounds, while pen two rose from 589 to 660 pounds with strong daily gains. Vaccinations and growth promotants applied. Grain is now free choice with a steam rolled mix and hay available. An info meeting on December 9 at Hamiota Chumah Hall will cover grain drying and aeration.
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Manitoba borrows 15 billion Yen for public programs
Manitoba government arranged a 15 billion yen private placement loan from Nippon Life Insurance and the Industrial Bank of Japan at 7.1 percent for 10 years. Funds will support general government programs and advances to the Manitoba Telephone System and the Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation.
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