Farmers Union Opposes Lifting of Restrictions
The National Farmers Union told the Board of Grain Commissioners at a hearing that removing restrictions on foreign grain handling would hinder the Canadian Wheat Board and could impair its ability to market and export grain. It urged preserving reserved space in eastern Canada terminals and maintaining preferential treatment for Canadian grain at publicly owned facilities funded with public money.
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National Farmers’ Union
Board 1 of Grain Commissioners
Nazi Harbors Board
Montreal Port Council
Lula
Canada
National Harbors Board
Montreal
Quebec City
NFU
Canadian Wheat Board
Harbors Board
Rawhide Star Dies in Peruvian River Tragedy
American actor Eric Fleming aged 41 and star of Rawhide drowned when his canoe capsized on the Huallaga River in Peru's Tingo Maria area during jungle film production. The U S embassy announced the incident on Friday.
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Lima
Peru
Eric Fleming
U.S
Fleming
Tingo Maria
Huallaga River
Soil Tests Guide Nitrogen on Manitoba Stubble Lands
Manitoba Department of Agriculture notes nitrogen needs vary by year farm and field. 1964 65 results show most stubble fields need 0 60 pounds N per acre with distribution 35 under five 20 between five and twenty 30 between twenty one and thirty nine 15 between forty and sixty. Phosphorus 20 30 pounds per acre usually suffices for cereals. phosphorus from prior tests aids guidance. Soil testing recommended annually for best results.
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Manioba Department of Agriculture
Manitoba
Oats control improved by fall use of Avadex products
Dr. George Friesen of the University of Manitoba advises fall application of Avadex and Avadex BW on land to be seeded next spring to control wild oats. Benefits include less evaporation loss, more even soil distribution, and greater fall spraying time with better availability of products. Apply just before freeze up, two to three inches soil incorporation, and adjust discing for trash. Rates vary by crop. water per acre minimum five.
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George Friesen
University of Manitoba
Friesen
Snow and Blue Geese Nesting Found in Manitoba
Manitoba biologist records nesting colonies of Snow geese and Blue geese on Cape Churchill in May and June. 814 birds counted, 28 nests visited with records, 79 nests sighted. Nests located on small islands with moving water, sheltered by willows or birch. Findings highlight color varieties as likely same species.
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Arctic
Manioba
Manitoba
Mines and Natural Resources Department
Cape Churchill
Churchill
United Feeds Ltd Formed By Western Grain Groups
United Grain Growers and United Farmers of Alberta Cooperative form United Feeds Ltd to run 40 mills within a decade. Sales will come from United Feeds mills and UGG elevators, serving 50 000 farmer members. Construction begins at Camrose Alberta with mills acquired in Edmonton Olds Innisfail Josephburg Rimbey and Forestburg.
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United Grain Growers
United Farmers of Alberta Co- Operative
United Feeds Ltd
George Sayle
UEFA
UGG
UFA
Camrose
Alta
Alberta
Edmonton
Olds
Innisfail
Josephburg
Rimbey
Forestburg
A. M. Runciman
Winnipeg
United Feeds
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Peace River
British Columbia
McClure Heads Grain Board in Winnipeg Election
N H McClure of Winnipeg grain division manager for Ogilvie Flour Mills Co Ltd elected chairman of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange board of governors for a two year term. W B Parrish and C J MacRae elected vice chairmen. Other board members named include J B Gant E H Greene G W P Heffelfinger K B MacMillan G H Sellers and C L Tod all of Winnipeg. McClure 54 native of Victoria began in grain business in 1941 and has worked with milling companies in Calgary Minneapolis and Winnipeg.
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N. H. McClure
Winnipeg
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co. Ltd
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
W. B. Parrish
C. J. MacRae
Win
J. B. Gant
E. H. Greene
G. W. P. Heffelfinger
K. B. MacMillan
G. H. Sellers
C. L. Tod
Mr. McClure
Victoria
Calgary
Minneapolis
Ambulance Sign Ordered By Province Declared Legal
Fort St John British Columbia reports Ernie Carrier obeyed an order to display his ambulance business name and gross vehicle weight on the door. He had the sign painted in Chinese after consulting branch officials who reviewed the regulations and concluded the sign was legal.
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Fort ST. John
Ernie Carrier
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Farmers’ Union
G. M. Hayford Sales & Service
Austin
Portage Animal Hospital
North Norfolk
C. W. Sloik
Ninth Street N.W
Portage LA Prairie
Herb Borton
MacGregor
Rawhide Star
Court of Revision
A.M. Hay
Lions Club
The
MacGregor Lions Club
Austin Credit Union
In, Manitoba
New Feed Company
McClure
McMaster
Hone
John Deere
Zenith
First Street
N.W
MEI
Bower
Sie Jonger
Chevy
Tare
Chevrolet
Macgregor Lye Motors Ltd
NFL Football of
Ork
Chee
Man
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