Schneider Prosser Wedding in Austin United Church
Margaret Sutherland became bride of Vernon Schneider in a March 3 1973 double ring ceremony at Austin United Church. Attendants wore peacock blue gowns. reception at Austin Community Hall. out of town guests from Winnipeg Leaf Rapids Brandon Portage Miami Sidney and more. couple now reside at 484 Brown Avenue Neepawa.
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Austin United Church
Margaret Sutherland
Bill Prosser
Prosser
Austin
Vernon Schneider
Clarence Schneider
Edrans
Dave Landers
Beryl Christofferson
Valerie Schneider
Arlene Lintot
Ome
Ney
Robert Sylvester
Arnold Prosser
Andy Johnston
Austin Community Hall
Jim Duncan
Mary Prosser
Walter Machan
Winnipeg
Leaf Rapids
Brandon
Portage
Miami
Sidney
Gladstone
Neepawa
Deloraine
Bagot
Pratt
Brown Avenue
Newly Licensed Rapeseed Arrives for Manitoba Farmers Next Spring
Manitoba agriculture officials say certified Midas and Torch rapeseed will be available to growers next spring. About 13,000 pounds of foundation Midas will be distributed to established Manitoba growers in 1973, with expansion planned as seed multiplication continues in California and within Manitoba. Torch seed will be multiplied locally, with limited amounts offered for test crushes by processors and for contract growers. Officials anticipate Midas will replace Zephyr Oro and Target, while Torch may replace Echo and Span across the west, pending winter crop success.
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Manitoba
John Rogalsky
Agronomis
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Mr. Rogalsky
California
Anana Aepartment of Agriculture
Midas
Canada
Peace River
Auction sale near Slaney Arden Ridge draws heavy farm equipment
An auction offers a large farm gear lineup including a 720 diesel tractor with tillage gear, J D 12 discer and 20 inch blades, Cockshutt swather, MH drills and cultis, a Ford truck with snow blower, plus a wide shop tools collection. Auction location spans 515 miles north of Slaney or 18 miles south of Arden Ridge filling station.
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Slaney
P.R
Arden Ridge
L.P.T
P.S
Gilson Garden
Forney
New Crown Agency Considered for Churchill Shipping Insurance
Manitoba premier Ed Schreyer proposed a possible new crown agency to provide extra seasonal insurance for shippers using the Port of Churchill. He said any plan would first be discussed with Ottawa, likely at the summer Conference on Western Economic Opportunities. The budget speech mentioned shipping insurance but gave no details on the agency. When asked if Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation could handle shipping insurance, Schreyer noted the auto plan’s success might justify consideration.
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Manitoba Governmem
Churchill
Ed Schreyer
Spivak
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Teachers Seek 55 retirement with 25 years service
Delegates at the Manitoba Teachers' Society annual meeting vote for 55 as retirement age for those with 25 years service and full pension benefits. They also want pensions based on a teacher’s five best earnings, with proposed legislation to raise retirement to 60 and base on the seven highest salaries of the last 12 years, plus a call to protect pensions when teachers move between provinces.
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The
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Japan Looks to Canada For Rapeseed Supplies
A Canadian rapeseed buyer and expert panel told the Rapeseed Association of Canada that Japan will keep importing more Canadian rapeseed if supply remains stable and price reasonable. Dr. H Nakamura forecast rapeseed imports in 1973 near 30 million bushels as Japan shifts from sunflowers and safflowers, with rapeseed meat expanding in livestock feed and as fertilizer. A. M. Runciman warned that sowing fewer than 3.3 million acres could threaten next year’s supply, noting exports near 60 million bushels and domestic use around 14 million.
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Canada
Japan
Nakamura
Association
U.S
Canadian Wheat Board
Prairie Grain Cooperatives
Runciman
Peru
Statistics Canada
Monastery Holsteins top Manitoba milk herd in 1972
At Abbaye Notre-Dames-Des-Prairies near St Norbert Manitoba the Trappist dairy herd led by Brother Alberic posted 1972 averages of 17 240 pounds of milk per cow in 305 days with 3 8 percent butterfat. The herd relies on in-house breeding and strict daily feeding to sustain high production.
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St. Norbert
la Salle
Abbaye Notre-Dames
Brother Alberic
Oka
Quebec
notre-Dames
Manitoba
Trappists of
Alberic
A. I
Notre- Dame-Des-Prairies
Asper Criticizes Unemployment Figures In Manitoba
Manitoba Liberal leader J H Asper says 13,000 unemployed native people are excluded from federal unemployment statistics. He cites a cabinet report claiming about 90 percent of province Indians and 40 percent of Metis are unemployed. If added, Manitoba's rate could exceed seven percent. Premier Schreyer and Labor Minister Paulley respond, urging inquiry of federal figures.
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Manitoba
J. H. Asper
Asper
Ed Schreyer
Mr. Asper
Trimester System Cuts Absenteeism in Winnipeg Schools
Winnipeg high schools adopt a three term trimester with two courses daily to cut absenteeism and raise engagement. Murdoch McKay reports sharp declines in absence and failure, with teachers engaging fewer students and personal interaction rising. Some districts, including rural Manitoba, explore the format despite mixed results.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Murdoch McKay School
Murdoch McKay
Forentino
Vera M. Derenchuk
Transcona-Springfield
Religious services listed for MacGregor area churches
The notice enumerates church services in MacGregor and area including Evangelical Mennonite, United Church, Pentecostal Assemblies, Calvary Tabernacle, Austin United, Sidney United, and Anglican St Pauls with service times and contact details. It also discusses education system proposals referencing Murdoch McKay and school divisions considering compulsory non academic courses and trimester adjustments, noting staff workload and student time concerns.
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Calvary Tabernacle
Sidney
Dick Fehr
Thomas
Ruby Wiebe
Darlene Hall
Derenchuk
Spivak Critiques Manitoba Budget Tax Cuts Push
Spivak backs two major tax and premium reductions in the Manitoba budget address while denying the NDP government full credit. He praises eliminating all government health and hospital insurance premiums and boosting property tax rebates for some owners and renters. He claims the changes rely on unspent funds and federal windfalls, accuses the premier of hoarding money, and argues for further cuts and ending costly programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teager Vaney Spivak
Manitoba
NDP
Progressive Conservative Party
Spivak
Ed Schreyer
Ontario
Farm Labor Pool Proposal Divides Manitoba Legislature
Agriculture minister Sam Askiw unveiled a Manitoba plan for an open-door farm labor pool to place students and older farmers on farms during seeding and harvest. He said it could prove farm skills and possibly lead to permanent work. Critics raised concerns over pay rates and the potential for collective bargaining. Beef ranked as the most prized meat in a brief aside.
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Sam Askiw
Manitoba
Askiw
Jake Froese
Sc—Rhineland
Warner Jorgenson
Pc— Morris
Mr. Jorgenson
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Schneider-Prosser
W. H. Litster
WM. Arnold
Lake Audy
Mr. Runciman
Craters
Frank Forentino
Evangelical Mennonite
Church
East-End
MacGregor
Rossendale
United Church
Harold Ritchie ‘MacGregor
E. Lamb
Giles
Pentecostal Assemblies ‘of Canada
A.J. Hall
Bethel Church
David Landers
Sidney United Church
Anglican Church OF Canada
St. Paul's Church
NRMP
PAM
Histard
Sass
Acoateon
Sayarons
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