Contracts Farmers Read Carefully Says University Expert
Prof hudson of the university of manitoba agriculture economics warns producers to read contracts carefully before signing They should seek legal advice if terms are unclear The piece outlines key provisions such as obligations duration termination arbitration and degree of control for producers and processors.
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J. P. Hudson
Agricultural Economics Department
University of of Manitoba
Hudson
Camerons Receive Special Liberation Medal in Winnipeg
A Winnipeg unit, the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada, was awarded one of four Woensdrecht Liberation medals by Dutch consul W H P Van Der Meulen. Lt Col Hugh Comack received the medal as 16 Camerons who fought in 1944 paraded, with Fort Garry Horse later presenting their memorial to the regular force regiment serving with the Canadian Brigade in Europe. The medal bears Weensdrecht’s arms and the inscription Liberation 1944, marking the town’s liberation on Oct 16, 1944 by allied forces including the Camerons.
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Winnipeg
Woensdrecht
W. H. P. van der Meulen
Hugh Comack
Queen's Own
Cameron Highlanders
Canada
Fort Garry Horse
Europe
Weensdrecht
Ie Municipality
Toronto Scottish
Royal Highland Light Infantry
Camerons
Rustlers Convicted in Saskatchewan Cattle Theft Case
Ralph Belaire 39 of Bolney and Rudy Oberhofer were convicted on cattle rustling charges in Saskatchewan. Oberhofer got eight months and Belaire 22 months after pleading guilty to theft of livestock. The pair were linked to the loss of 19 head from a St. Walberg district ranch over two years.
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Walsuas Sask
Ralph Belaire
Bolney, Sask
Rudy Oberhofer
Saskatchewan Pro
K. B. Crawford
Oberhofer
Belaire
St. Walberg
Manitoba Arts Centre Receives Federal Centennial Grant
The federal government approves the Manitoba arts centre as a joint centennial project and will contribute 2,500,000. Provincial official Maintland Steinkopf said the province seeks 3,000,000 from Winnipeg municipalities and private donors, with matching provincial funds toward an 11,500,000 project.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Maintland Steinkopf
Edrans News Roundup of Local Visits and Community Events
Mrs Jim Beck visited Portage to see her brother Vic in Portage Hospital. Seed crew attended Edrans high school dance. A transistor radio was won by Geoer Perret of Sinclairville. Mrs Lobb and public school pupils sold grocery hamper tickets raising 13.65 for the Red Cross, won by Larry Raven of Sinclairville. Neepawa area visits included Mr and Mrs Wm McCullough and others hosting Herb McLaren. Otto Miller traveled to Ontario for his wife’s funeral. Ladies Aid planned Spring tea and bazaar for early June with officers staying the same. Norman Seaman remains a patient in Neepawa Hospital. Family visits included Mrs Norman McCullough and children with Dave Weibe. Weekend visitors to Portage and area included Stan Ryz and Dedura, Donna Harvey, Lorraine, Joan, Gregory, and Mark.
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Edrans
Georer Perret
Sinclairville
Norman Seaman
Neepawa Hospital
Norman McCullough
Ronnie
Lionel
Dave Weibe
Stan Ryz
Stanley Blahitka
Lorraine
Joan
Gregory
Mark
Dedura
Ewe Roe
Donna Harvey
Winnipeg
Portage
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Royal Read “North
Portage LA Prairie
Nthaceeeaee
Austin Credit Union
North Norfolk
Austin
Doris Randall
Stin, Manitoba
United Youth Rally
Austin Community Hall
Frank Peters
Mesmonite Churches of
MacGregor
Mayfeld
Manitoba Mennonite Youth Organization
Edrans News
Jim Beck
Vic
Portage Hospital
Jae Eer
Bob
Walye
Lie
MacGregor, Manitobs
Roland Dann
Connie
Ares Shop
Gregor and
Trimble-Rains Funeral Chapel
Essors
McKillop’s Ltd
Portage LA Piairie
Econ Chev
Oldsmobile
Odels
LYE Motors Ltd
Man
Chevrolet
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