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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1951
Page
3
Fragments advertise a legal or solicitor office in Austin with Friday afternoon availability. The text lists names and contact numbers including M A Lye and residents in MacGregor Manitoba.
Britain完成 the rebuilt House of Commons at Westminister stands complete nearly four decades after the old chamber was destroyed. Sir Gilbert Scott preserves the traditional parliaments style while adding modern dignity. Items from Australia South Africa Canada New Zealand Ceylon India Pakistan Jamaica and other nations adorn the chamber, with oak panelling replaced by plaster due to austerity.
Classified notice from Portage la Prairie Manitoba offering dental X ray diagnosis services. Includes phone number 399 and P O Box 797 for contact.
Beaver district reports the Beaver United Church Force season resumes next Sunday at 3 30 p m for the balance of winter. Mrs J A Fraser has returned from Winnipeg General Hospital and is home again. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs A Thors tienson on the birth of a baby son in Portage. January 19 Dennis annual meeting of Beaver School district held January 12 with strong attendance. Roy named chairman for another term. Clarence Smith to attend Trustees Convention in Winnipeg this month with Roy Stone as alternative.
Beaver United Church held its annual meeting at the school on January 19. Rev. C D Rupp chaired and led prayer as financial reports from the WA Mission Band Baby Band Sunday School and church were presented. The Building Fund was highlighted, board members were re elected and two new members added. forty resident members were counted. Mrs N Johnson was appointed organist with Miss Irene Shaw as assistant.
The January meeting at the President Mrs. Chas Pennell’s home praised gratifying annual reports. The society exceeds its allocation with sixteen members and seventeen associates. Mrs Larom reviewed the Book Shelf. 1951 officers include President Mrs Chas Pennell Secretary Mrs Art Chant Treasurer Mrs R D Collier Vice President and Friendship Secretary Mrs A E Chant Members Secretary Supply Literary See Temperance Secretary Mrs Forrest Baby Band Leader Mrs J Frank. Grasshoppers require at least 62 degrees Fahrenheit to jump.
The Department of Agriculture's Botany and Plant Pathology division cautions officials about introducing a seedborne virus disease in sunflowers from South America. Dr. J H Craigie urges quarantine testing in Ottawa greenhouses to detect symptoms before field planting and destroy infected material to protect Canada crops.
Sunflower crops are mainly in southern Manitoba. In 1949 Canada reported 60 000 acres of sunflowers. Due to late spring and floods in 1950 southern Manitoba sowing dropped to about 28 000 acres. Sunflower seed oil is a better grade than cottonseed. In the first nine months of 1950 Canada imported 11 million pounds of sunflower seed oil from South America.
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