Local Visitors Attend Weddings and Funerals in Rural District
Mr and Mrs Frank Russell and family, along with Arden residents, attended the funeral in Neepawa on Monday. Numerous relatives and friends from Portage, Winnipeg, Toronto, Brandon, and nearby areas visited and renewed acquaintances over the weekend.
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Sink Frank Russell
Marry Hen
Mervin
Arden
Sanderson
Crammond
Cliff Tyreman
Ernie Allan
Toronto
Albert Bird
Neepawa
Wm. Bird and
Kenny
Firdale
Wayne Anderson
Winnipeg
Air
Re Soreel
Mrr
Pred Smith
Sandy Frazer
Killie
B.C
Leona Skeet
Brandon
Bert Skeet
Bones of Old Bison Found Near Grassy Butte
Dominic Volesky, a Theodore Roosevelt National Park employee, found shoulder blades of a prehistoric bison near Grassy Butte, North Dakota. The 20 inch long 10 inch wide scapula came from a young adolescent animal dating 5 000 to 10 000 years ago. A Princeton University geology team identified the specimen.
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Dickinson
Grassy Butte
N.D
Dominic Volesky
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Volesky
Nutrient management and soil testing for crops
Extension guidance explains essential elements for growth, sources of nitrogen, and mineralization. It emphasizes soil testing to tailor nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and sulfur applications, plus practices to combat wind erosion and preserve organic matter.
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Stockton
Manitoba aims for billion-dollar year in 1964 industry
Manitoba industry may reach a billion-dollar year if current production holds, said Industry and Commerce Minister Gurney Evans in a September 15 address. He noted 1963 factory shipments at 932 million, with six months of 1964 eight percent ahead of 1963, urging expanded markets and greater processing to raise value and create jobs. He cited the food and beverage sector adding 100 million annually and called for closer sourcing of meat and grain to reduce long-distance shipping.
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Manitoba
Industry and Commerce
Gurney Evans
Canadian Hatchery Federation
Evans
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Kennedy Memorial Plans for Gardens at Peace Garden
A Kennedy memorial tree and plaque will be placed on the U S side of the International Peace Garden at the Manitoba North Dakota border in 1965. A $75 000 pavilion project by the Manitoba government is planned as a Canadian centennial effort with 1965 start. Directors elected include Dr W R Leslie Mrs E C Cowan Roy K Armstrong Henry Sutherland Mrs Otella Pollock Dr A C Burr and Dr Russell Reid named honorary vice president.
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Pres
John F. Kennedy
International Peace Garden
Manitoba - North Dakota
Here
International Peace Garden Incorporated
United States
International Association of Gardeners of North America
John A. Storman
Rolla
N.D
Peace Garden
Manitoba
W. R. Leslie
Winnipeg
E. C. Cowan
Roy K. Armstrong
Brandon
Henry Sutherland
Dunseith
Otella Pollock
Fargo
A.C. Burr
Jamestown
Russell Reid
Bismark
Experimental French Course Set in Earl Grey School
A new experimental French course for first graders will start immediately at Earl Grey School in Winnipeg. The school board agrees with a provincial request as Manitoba rolls out early grade French, previously taught from grade four only this year.
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Winnipeg
Earl Grey School
Manitoba
Centralize Education Urged for Canada by Toronto Official
Z. S. Phimister, Toronto education director, told the Canadian Education Association panel that one room schools and three man school boards cannot meet modern needs. He urged overcoming fear of centralization and planning to form a national educational framework.
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Canada
Z. S. Phimister
Toronto
Canadian Education Association
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Manitoba Department OF Agriculture
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