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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 28, 1968

Page

7

Rossendale 4-H Garden and Cucumber Club News

Rossendale 4 H Garden and Cucumber Club held its March 9 reorganization meeting at Mrs B Mc Lennan s home with seven members present. Six new members joined Darlene and Barbara Rodgers Doreen Pen ner Glenda Allanson Donald Schweitz and Dean Doerfler. Officers elected: Marion Sheard president Darlene Rod ers vice president Percilla Blyth secretary Sharron Blyth treasurer Rodger Leckie club reporter. A committee of junior leaders Marion Sheard Sharron Blyth Bruce Mc Lennan plus Bill Sheard will oversee Portage Rally display and discuss a rally demo. Members will help with the scrap book and grow an extra row of vegetables for sale with one quarter of profits donated to the club.

Rossendale Sharron Blyth Rodger Leckie Marion Sheard Bruce McLennan Bill Sheard Portage

Horticulture Course At Holland Man

The Manitoba Horticultural Association plans a one day course at Holland Memorial Hall on Thursday April 11. Department of Agriculture specialists will cover home fruit gardens landscaping attractive grounds trees shrubs annuals perennials and plant care. 1967 prizewinning slides will be shown. Registration 9 to 10 am. Lunch provided by the local horticulture society.

Manitoba Horticultural Association Holland Memorial Hall Department of Agriculture

Liberal government wins two Commons votes amid leadership rush

The Liberal government prevailed 164 to 23 with Conservative support and one New Democrat, forcing adjournment until April 23 after finishing supplementary estimates. MPs debated drug price amendments and a government motion to remove Ralph Cowan from five committees, with Cowan voting with the government. Supplementary estimates remain outstanding for defence production, industry, the new consumer and corporate affairs department, and energy resources.

J. A. Mongrain Ind. - Trois-Rivieres H. W. Herridge Kootenay West Commons Stanley Knowles NDP Winnipeg North Centre House Ralph Cowan L - York-Humber Defence Production and Industry Departments New Consumer and Corporate Affairs Department Department of Energy, Mines and Resources

You Have a Date WI Meeting and CGIT Tea Notice

The monthly WI meeting will be in the clubroom on Thursday March 28 at 2 30 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs Little, Mrs McLoughry and Mrs Kilfoyle. The CGIT tea is set for United Church hall Saturday April 6 from 3 to 5 p.m. A produce table will be on offer.

The Little McLoughry Kilfoyle CGIT United Church Hall Canada Savings

Call for immediate rail inquiry in Saskatchewan farmers say

Roy Atkinson president of the Saskatchewan Farmers Unions urged a general inquiry into the rail situation after Canadian Pacific Railway announced plans to close 84 stations in Saskatchewan. He warned many fair sized communities could not accept such closures and said protests may attend a Regina hearing on April 22. He argued rail line abandonment and elevator closures harm farmers and that the province should resist being told what to do for the next 65 years.

Saskatchewan Roy Atkinson Saskatchewan Farmers’ Unions Atkinson Canadian Pacific Railway Ems Mr. Atkinson SFA CPR

Li'l Cabbages Noted as Best By Research Findings

Dr Charles Walker at Mor len Manitoba research station reports small cabbage heads in the Baseball Series Pee Wee Little Leaguer and Junior range from half a pound to two pounds. Smaller plants can yield as much per acre as larger types and allow closer sowing. The whole heads are useful in salads and retain flavor when cooked whole.

Charles Walker Federal Agriculture Department Mor‘len Man

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