Birthday and social notes from Southend and area
A summary of greetings and gatherings in Southend. Attendees celebrate Mrs. Mary Willis’s 90th birthday with about 100 guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ike Boehlig and Cindy McGregor. Other notes mention visits, weddings in Winnipeg, and new beginnings for students and staff at Bran don University and local schools. Birthday wishes go to Betty O Coffey Bruce Hay Brian Larson Brenda Thompson Bill MacIntosh with dates in September.
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A Sua mix
Viene Pensand
Colin Pen
Cindy
Mons Merny Oncerestoes MacGregor Ee Rae
Winnipeg
Harvey Geertzen
Bob Schweitz
Gloria Scora
M. Gay Scora
Brandon University
P. Bohay
Manitoba Yum-Days Returns to Promote Local Foods
The Manitoba Department of Industry and Commerce announced a second Yum-Days promotion from September 7 to 18 to showcase locally grown and processed food and beverage products. Early results show sales increases up to 800 percent for some items and seven-fold gains in non-food goods, with about 3,000 outlets participating province-wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Industry and Commerce
Manitoba
Evang
Mary-Lynn Moffat Returns From Regina Holiday
Rossendale News notes Mary-Lynn Moffat coming home Sunday after a holiday in Regina with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs W McVety. Other visitors included Mrs V Vigar Mrs C Sundell and Dawn of Holland with Mr and Mrs R Moffat. Brent Tomchuk attended a track and field camp at the Peace Gardens. Jin Halliday and the Tomchuks camped at Killarney. Mrs E Tomchuk and Mrs H Woodward visited the university for a couple of days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Lynn Moffat
Regina
W. McVety
V. Vigar
C. Sundell
Dawn of Holland
R. Moffat
Brent Tomchuk
Peace Gardens
Jin Halliday
Brent
Bryan Tomchuk
Killarney
E. Tomchuk
H. Woodward
University
Judy Culbert
Manitoba
Lynn Crocker
Winnipeg
Frizzley
Darren
Mac Feirbach
Mooschorn
Mac
Currie
Bertha Watson
Churchill
B Nicol
Johnny Jones
Treherne
C. Watson
Rossendale U.C.W
Don Peasgood
Miinedosa
Betty Forzley
Winipeg
Forzley
Ivan Nichol
Thunder Bay
K. Crocker
Lynn
C. McDole
Wayne Clark
Christopher
Mark
Gerard Clark
Frizzley's
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool predicts 26 bushel yield per acre
The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool released a weekly crop report predicting a 26 bushel per acre wheat yield, totaling about 283 million bushels. Barley eyed at 45 bushels per acre (285 million bushels). oats at 57 per acre (187.6 million). rapeseed at 18.7 per acre (46.6 million). Acreage figures come from Statistics Canada: wheat 10.8M, barley 6.4M, oats 2.6M, rapeseed 2.4M acres. If rapeseed acreage reaches the Pool’s estimate, production could rise. Weather praised for aiding progress.
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Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Opportunities For Youth Extension Recommended
A British lawyer assessing Canada Youth opportunities urged a permanent program for at least five years. Anthony Steen proposed independent foundation administration with funding shared by federal 50 percent, provinces 30 percent, and private industry 20 percent, to reduce criticism and boost youth employment. Steen visits Canada to draft a report for Secretary Gerard Pelletier after two weeks of study.
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Canada
Yederal
Anthony Steen
Dirselor
Ast Week
Steen
Gerard Pelletier
Beuse
Keke Pam
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North Norfolk
MacGregor
Maurice Smith
RM. of North
Norfolk, RR
Industry of Commerce
Christianson
Zenith
Rossendale News
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Hill
Allan Funt
ESSO
Central Sports
Austin
Etna Ein Icasion’ Ing
Wing Tion
Hampton and Vardon
Bames
Tai
Doris Pogue
MacGregor, Manitoba
International Accountants Society, Inc
North America
COST
Leaworth
Mississauga
Ontario
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