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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 1967
Page
5
The article outlines three recommended systemics for warble fly control in livestock Coral for spraying Ruelene and Negaron as pour-ons. Application can be spray-on or pour-on from now until November 30. Early treatment reduces side effects. avoid using systemic insecticides on milking dairy cows. follow label-listed waiting periods for beef cattle.
Miss Sandra Louise Keskela and Darwin Wayne Anderson wed at Zion Lutheran Church in a formal ceremony. Rev. Hakkinnen presided as guests and family celebrated with a garden reception and elaborate decor highlighting autumn colors and bronze chrysanthemums. The bride, a OSU and UH alumna teaching in Corvallis, will reside there with the groom, a University of Manitoba graduate pursuing graduate study at OSU.
Bodies of Francis M. Stevenson 26 and his wife Carol were found 100 feet from Mount Williams in Baltimore. They had been reported missing after being last seen June 24. Police are treating it as a homicide with investigators examining the couple’s movements and potential suspects.
A Canadian UNICEF campaign urges children to carry orange and black boxes for Pennies for UNICEF. It highlights how funds assist food health and schooling for vulnerable children worldwide and emphasizes the valuable lesson of open-hearted giving by kids.
University of Michigan biologist John R. Platt predicted advances could enable humans to regrow fingers feet or entire limbs lost to accidents. He noted experiments with single cell nuclei hint at organ regeneration and cited lobster claw and newt eye regeneration as supporting examples. He suggested cancer prevention may explain humans’ limited regeneration.
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