Extension News and Views on Field Testing Guidelines
Extension News and Views outlines procedures for soil testing including pH salinity and organic content. It notes sample rates per acre site sampling depths and indicates contacting agricultural offices for testing kits and information. The Soil Conservation Forage Seed Policy deadline is extended to November 12 due to late harvest conditions.
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W. E. Janke
Fienne
Carberry
Portage
Brandon
Holland
Neepawa
Ghenesuthen Pesoga Pome
Sale of Lands for Arrears of Taxes North Norfolk RM
Notice from Rural Municipality of North Norfolk Manitoba announces sale of lands for arrears of taxes. Lands west of the Principal Meridian, patented and subject to rail, road, ditch, and easement rights. Auction set for December 15, 1965 at 2 p.m. in MacGregor Municipal Office.
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North Norfolk
Manitoba
MacGregor
Equal Opportunity Debate on Minimum Wage in Winnipeg
A Winnipeg alderman questions the idea of universal minimum wage arguing wages must reflect work value and capacity. He suggests blame lies with employers and limited societal equal potential, noting small businesses rely on value to sustain jobs and warning against a guaranteed right to luxuries for all children.
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Winnipeg
Meal Sales Ahead in Licensed Outlets Manitoba
Manitoba’s licensed outlets spent 11.105 million dollars on meals and 5.61 million on liquor in the year ending March 31 1965. The liquor commission notes a shift away from beer parlours and a continued trend toward meals, with administrative expenses at 4.15 percent of sales. The commission is building a new Fort Garry head office warehouse and sold its downtown building for 306 thousand dollars.
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Manitoba
Liquor Control Commission
Stewart E. McLean
The
Liquor Commission
Fort Garry
Commission
Manitoba Eyes Medical Advisory Board for Drivers
Manitoba's motor vehicles branch may create a permanent medical advisory committee to evaluate driver fitness. The MMA reports negotiations with the government for a three member panel including a full time government appointee. Road deaths rose from 109 in 1956 to 192 in 1964 with accidents increasing from 11,500 to 16,000.
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Manitoba
Motor Vehicles
Manitoba Medical Association
Dr. Hay
Winnipeg
MMA
Atta Wedding Held In Calgary With Scottish Heather Motif
Miss Beverley Jones maid of honor and Miss Helen Stephenson bridesmaid wore identical pea cock peptide peau de soie gowns with blue cascade bouquets. The bride wore a lace trimmed gown with veil and floral headpiece, carrying red and white flowers. Out-of-town guests included Prince Albert, Victoria, Kenville, Brandon, Shilo, Dauphin and Winnipeg.
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Scotland
Beverley Jones
Helen Stephenson
Heather Scobbie
Scobbie
Russell Hay
Phoenix
Linda Pennell
Winnipeg
Machan
Darling
Ste. 105
10Th St. S.W
Calgary
Alta
Prince Albert, Sask
Victoria
Kenville
Brandon
Shilo
Dauphin
Thompson and northern winters of 1784 described by explorer
Week in History notes David Thompson mapped over 100000 square miles of western Canada and recorded detailed winter conditions. He described dry snow, rime frost, halos, aurora borealis, and a Grass Lake mirage. Indigenous interpretations of weather signs and a rainbow near Rocky Mountain House highlight his accounts of northern life.
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David Thompson
Columbia
Fraser
Canada
Candias
Manitoba
Thompson
Angers
Grass Lake
Rocky Mountain House
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Hydro
Austin
Pune
Tad Moe
Sidney
Fey Reteron
Macgregor Herald
MacGregor Horn
Annam
Péitor
Ken Fachuell
Medical Advisory
Atta
Trimble’s
Portage LA Prairie, Manitoba
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