Manitoba farmers urged to order forage seed before Feb 1
Portage Carberry area farmers in Manitoba may apply for foundation seed of several forage crops for 1961 planting. Varieties include Vernal and Rambler alfalfa, Erector sweet clover, La Salle red clover, Climax timothy, and Summit crested wheat grass, with 25 pound bagged lots and no set supply limits unless overall stock runs short. Applications should go through local agricultural representative or Island Crops Branch.
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Island Crops
Manitoba
Funeral Held For Robt. J. Outhwaite
Robert J. Outhwaite aged 79 died October 31 1960 after a period of ill health. Born near Shellburne Ontario he moved to the Arizona district in 1902, later farming near Austin and in Forrestville. Survived by wife Beatrice son J Erle Minnedosa brother Albert Brandon and two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday November 2 at 2 30 pm from Christ Church Anglican with burial at Austin Cemetery. Foresters and flower bearers led by local branches.
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MacGregor Hospital
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Shellburne
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Arizona
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Vancouver
B.C
Austin
Forrestville
Beatrice Brigham
Light Fill
Outhwaite
Canadian Order of Foresters
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J. Erle
Minnedosa
Albert
Brandon
Christ Church
Anglican
Rev
G. Hicks
Austin Cemetery
Order of Foresters
Lh.g. Cox
W. J. Payne
HBC Turns Over Fur Trade Museum to Manitoba
Hudson's Bay Company has ceded its 4,000 item fur trade museum to the Manitoba government. Hon Gurney Evans says exhibits will find a permanent home at Lower Fort Garry, near the Red River Settlement north of Winnipeg. The fort, built in 1831, will be rebuilt in 1963 by federal and provincial authorities. The museum opened in 1922 in HBC's department store but has been underutilized for some time due to space constraints.
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Ames
Hudson’s Bay Company
Manitoba
Gurney Evans
Industry and Commerce
Lower Fort Garry
Red River
Winnipeg
Fur Trade Museum
Hudson's Bay ‘Company
Iron ore shipments rise in first half 1960
Shipments of iron ore from Canadian mines in the first half of 1960 reached 7 480 000 tons, up 12 percent from the same period in 1959. The increase reflects growing demand and expanded production at Canadian mines.
North Norfolk MacGregor Hospital Board Meets in November 1960
The North Norfolk MacGregor Hospital Board chaired by WF Sims met November 8 1960 with C H Bergquist W J Wenham J Lambert Ho J Dankesreiter present Minutes from October were read and adopted A washing machine was approved for purchase A resignation from Miss Bloor was received An Oxygen Analyzer was purchased by Hospital Aids Proceeds from Market Day Tea raised 278 Bills for October totaling 150 27 were approved August and September summaries were reviewed A report on the Winnipeg October hospital convention was presented by W F Sims and Miss Wiebe
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North Norfolk MacGregor Hospital Board
WF. Sims
C. H. Bergquist
W. J. Wenham
J. Lambert Ho
Dankesreiter
Laan
Bloor
Aids
Winnipeg
W. F. Sims
Miss Wiebe
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