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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 09, 1961
Page
7
HM Barnsley reports that Canadian railways will extend free freight for fodder movement for another month, with hay and straw free transport until November 1961. The policy shares one third freight by the railways and two thirds by governments. Farmers may obtain forms at municipal offices. The forage policy extension also delaysNovember 10 for seed orders under soil conservation, price $170 per acre, with mix options.
The Gladstone Foundation Seed The Soils and Crops Branch announced foundation seed stocks of Vernal Rambl er Alfalfa La Salle Red Clover Srector Camino Sweet Clover Climax Timothy and Summit Crested Wheat Grass available until February 1 1962 via the Canadian Forage Seed Project. Nugget rapeseed a May 1961 licensed variety from Argentina with marginal gains over Golden requires direct application to A B Masson Seed Office Winnipeg. The article also reports the Gladstone United Church wedding of Marion Elizabeth Graham and Lloyd Arthur Street with detailed bridal attire reception and guests.
Greenwich implores Algernon to work while he naps near it. The Bohemian magazine rejects a long sonnet Life is a Garbage Can and mocks the poet. Algernon is teased for failed reading and dream of free love, with dismissals of his art and a gag offer of $15 for Wheel Ruts in the Cosmos.
Lakehead Ontario at the U S border reports 30,288 cars entering from the United States through July. Lakehead Chamber of Commerce estimates tourism revenue in the area reached about 6 million dollars.
Manitoba sheep producers gather at 1 30 pm Friday November 10 at the Agricultural Extension Centre in Brandon to hear Canada Department of Agriculture officials explain new lamb carcass premium and the sheep price stabilization policy. Speakers include Les Hancock and Frank Bowman. A display of lamb grades will illustrate Canada Choice versus Canada Good and Below. About 60 producers are expected to attend.
Peiping radio reports that Communist Chinese colleges handed out diplomas to 160000 graduates in recent weeks. Engineering and teaching disciplines accounted for more than two thirds of the total, reflecting emphasis on technical and educational training.
Runciman of Winnipeg was reelected president of United Grain Growers Limited at the 55th annual meeting. S.S. Sears of Nanton and RM. Wilson of Gladstone were named first and second vice presidents, with JH Lane and LF Snyder on the executive committee. Runciman became president after the July 13 death of JE Brownlee who had led the firm for 13 years.
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