Rapeseed Declared Key Crop With Growing Western Role
A University of Manitoba specialist notes rapeseed now ranks as Canada’s fourth largest grain crop and could rise further in importance to the western economy. Dr. R. B. Stefansson cites rising demand for rapeseed oil and meal for feeding, while recent trials released varieties Target Polar Turret and Tank a and a 1966 Tar et program boosted yields and profits.
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Department of Plant Science
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Growth and Development In Pre-School Years
A guide to early childhood growth from ages one to six, stressing individual development, sleep needs, posture, hygiene, feeding, and safety. It emphasizes loving guidance, proper routines, and gradual independence, with notes on toilet training, social skills, fear, and sex education as children mature. Includes dental care and medical guidance for healthy development.
Rural fairs face cuts as Manitoba policy reshapes grants
Provincial policy shifts limit class C agricultural fair grants to one per district starting January. Earl McKellar argues small rural fairs will die, claiming only 30,000 dollars in annual savings, while Premier Schreyer says grants remain, focusing on larger regional centres. Opposition criticizes the move as harming agricultural societies with long success.
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Manitoba May Withdraw From Augur Program
Wilf Jefferies regional director for Manitoba says the federal student travel program may be withdrawn due to low interest. Only five applications were received for 100 available spots on three bus trips, two to eastern Canada and one to the west, with $50 paid for transport and meals. The first Manitoba group was to depart July 13. insufficient applications could shift buses to another province.
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Wsuusaw
Augur
Wilf Jefferies
Manitoba
Canada
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Compensation Payments May Be Upped in Manitoba Legislature
A bill before the Manitoba Legislature seeks to raise the annual compensation limit for workers injured on the job from 4950 to 6000 dollars, with the Labor Minister A R Paulley Bune announcing the plan. The legislation would also extend benefits to students injured in occupational education courses for trades training and include a second bill addressing compensation for crime victims.
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Labor
A. R. Paulley Bune
Canada
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