Austin Couple Mark Silver Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lowe celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a family dinner in Austin attended by about 60 Law and Lowe relatives. A basket supper and social hour followed, with greetings from Greta Lowe and James Austin in Belleville. visitors included Rev. and Mrs. Roger Lowe and families and numerous friends from nearby towns and Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Lowe
Roger Lowe
Pat Moffat
Roy Law
Doris Rolls
Lyle‘on
George Strain
Hughie Strain
Jimmie
Loans Open For Physical Education Students In Manitoba
Government loans for physical education or recreation students will be continued through Manitoba Welfare’s fitness and amateur sport branch. Hon. John B. Carroll reported 26 students benefited from the $10,000 fund since August 1962, with up to $500 per loan based on need and leadership. Loans are interest free if grads practice in Manitoba for one year, otherwise 5 percent. All loans must be repaid within three years of graduation. applications reviewed by a special board. Enquiries to 410 Norquay Building, Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Welfare
John B. Carroll
Carroll
Manitoba
Stem Rust Hits Southern Manitoba and Saskatchewan Wheat
A federal agricultural report says stem and leaf rust are prevalent across southern Manitoba and widely distributed in Saskatchewan. Wheat and oats face rust with small overall losses due to resistance in Selkirk and Pembina varieties, but Durum Ramsey and Montcalm barley may suffer if rust worsens. Leaf rust affects Selkirk and Pembina in southern Manitoba and near Regina and Saskatoon, with infections likely as crops mature. Crown rust of oats is developing rapidly in southern Manitoba with moderately severe infections on lower leaves south of the Trans Canada highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Agricultural Department
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Selkirk
Pembina
Regina
Saskatoon
How To Stack Baled Hay And Straw Pamphlet Issued
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation announces a new pamphlet by agricultural engineer E P Hudek detailing procedures to stack baled hay and straw. It covers stacking from baling, offers diagrams for rectangular and square stacks, and copies are available via agricultural representatives or the department Publications Branch in Room 705 Norquay Building Winnipeg 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
E. P. Hudek
Department
Norquay
Winnipeg 1
Rossendale UCW Hosts July Meeting Attended by Ten
Mrs. R. F. Culbert and Mrs. J. Nicoll hosted the July U C W gathering at the Culbert home. Ten members attended. Devotional by Mrs. H. N. Basler. Cards of thanks noted. A parcel for overseas to be packed this week. Judy Culbert reported on a girls camp she attended. Donation meeting moved from September to August. Other routine business discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Culbert
J. Nicoll
U.C.W
H. N. Basler
Judy Culbert
Work Started On Redistribution
Ottawa CP Nelson Castonguay chief electoral officer told MPs that informal work has begun to redraw the electoral map in line with population shifts from the 1961 census. He reported on a spring trip to Australia and New Zealand to study their independent commissions for boundary drawing. The Australian wombat note appears as a non sequitur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa (Cp
Nelson Castonguay
Mr. Castonguay
Australia
New Zealand
Liston Patterson Clay in World Heavyweight Talk
The column weighs Sonny Liston’s two quick defenses, Floyd Patterson’s fragile title history, and Cassius Clay’s rising odds. It weighs Liston’s power, Patterson’s jaw, and the budding clash with Clay while weighing how far boxing’s landscape may shift if Clay stays bold and undefeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liston
Floyd Patterson
Johannson
Floyd
Eddie Machen
Machen
Sonny
Patterson
Liston-Clay
Cassius
Baden Powell
Clay
Mighty Mouth
Louisville
Ito
New Delivery Quotas Set for 45 Elevators in Prairie Provinces
The Canadian Wheat Board announced 12 bushels per acre quotas for 45 prairie delivery points, 28 in Manitoba and 17 in Saskatchewan, as part of efforts to move stored grain off farms. As of Thursday, 1,710 of 1,985 points were in this category across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, with numerous points designated restricted or closed to shipment. The board also stated the 1963 64 crop year will resume Aug 1 with re instatement of restricted points and that the feed mill delivery permit policy first set in 1960 continues into 1963 64 with grain sold as feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg (Cp
Canadian Wheat Board
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Wheat Board
Midway Safety Code Drafted By National Safety League of Canada
The National Safety League of Canada drafted a safety code for amusement devices and temporary structures at fairs and carnivals. A survey found no existing legislation in Canada at any level, and provincial governments showed interest in considering the code after a 1962 death of a 10 year old at Central Canada Exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety League of Canada
Canada
NCL
Gay McLaren
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Ford Sales & Service
G. M. Hay Phone
Austin
CW. Sloik Auctioneer
Harry L. Trump
Optometrist
Messer
Brandon
Rm Ozwur
J. S. Thomson
Royal Road North
Portage LA Prairie
Roland
Erler
George
Tao
Wishart’s
Eighth St
Sask. Ave
Hallye, Qc
P.O. Box
MacGregor, Manitoba
Fitness and
Norquay Building
Winnipeg
Trimble-Rains Funeral Chapel
McKillop
THE
Milaren
Rupert A’t Main
Rossendale
UCW
Bob Briscoe
Sonny Liston
Ingemar Johannson
Big Ingemar
Nand
Dreamsville
Midway
the Shades
MacGregor Bears Ball Club
Marilyn
MacGregor, Man
Marilyn Hammond
MacGregor
Prairie Pride Homes
Manitoba Agricultural Museum
Andrew Giesbrechp
Pilot Mound
Man
C.C
Pitot Mound
Bane
Macgregor Herald
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