Extension News and 4H weed essay scholarship details
The issue lists a $300 weed essay scholarship with a deadline of October 4 and notes the April to June issue for more details. It also covers Fall Feeder Cable Sales in Pipestone Ashern and Ste Rose du Lac with schedules starting September through November, contact points, secretary names, and auctioneer Buck Rogers. Additional items urge tree planting with experts visiting Carberry MacGregor in early October and promote a forage seed policy at $2 per acre with an November 9 deadline.
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Gontset
Pipestone
Shern
Ste. Rose du Lac
Ashern
Alex Podobin
F. J. Sigfusson
Oakville
P.O
Ste. Rose
Duhard
Buck
Rogers
Tenants Farm Own Association Forms to Fight Landlord Exactions
Apartment dwellers in Thompson 400 miles north of Winnipeg formed a tenants association to combat landlord exploitation. About 70 people created an 11 member committee to study issues affecting over 600 residents in apartments and basement suites, with a plan to present complaints to management for corrective action.
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Thompson
Winnipeg
Beverley Wood Birthday Celebration Recalls Sweet Moments
Mabel Montgomery and Helen Dankesmeter with Jean McRae and Lil Glover led a gifts parade in a miniature truck labeled Sand and Gravel to honor Beverley Wood and Dallas. Friends sang a special song as Bev thanked all and invited visits. Mrs Wood and Mrs Barber offered thanks, followed by a light lunch served by 51 hostesses.
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Jean McRae
Lil Glover
Bev
Dallas
Beverley
Austin District News Community notices and events
Local notices list weekend visitors from Winnipeg Ontario and B C with Portage Hospital get well wishes for Tom Towle and Mary Christofferson. A water system vote petition, plus coming events include teas bake sales bazaars teen group, UCW meeting, a Casabingo jackpot and a fowl supper at the Austin Community Hall with church women silver tea event and bazaar dates.
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Betty Williams
George Halkyard
Catherine
Brandon
J. Halkyard
Ted Lowe
Ken Cairns
Gilbert Lowe
Winnipeg
Bernard Lowe
Altona
Montie Lowe
Austin
U Of T Teacher Builds Business On Music
Margaret Gallo Way, a music teacher at the University of Toronto Institute of Child Study, and her brother Tony design six string instruments for children. Since 1962 the Galloways have produced 1,500 instruments earning Canada Design Award recognition. Instruments include choral dulcimer zither Nordic lyre and bowed psaltery made in Agincourt. Orders reach United States Africa South America France and Britain. Bliss Galloway, English-born in 1962, has long promoted hands on learning and making instruments for children.
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Margaret Galloway
Canada
Miss Galloway
University of Toronto Institute of Child Study
Tony
Galloways
Tony Galloway
Agincourt
United States
Bliss Galloway
England
Bristol University
Anglican Church Women Market Day Tea
The Anglican Church Women will hold a market day tea on Thursday September 19 in the United Church hall.
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Anglican Church
United Church
79 Walkers Take Part In Austin Walkathon
A total of 79 walkers started the Walkathon on Saturday morning and 74 finished the 19 miles from Gladstone to the Austin Co op on Highway 34. The event drew participants from Portage la Prairie and Austin, with ages from seven to adults. Funds raised will be announced later, with money due to the Austin Credit Union by October 8.
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Austin U.C.W
Kennedy
Children’s Aid Society of
Portage la Prairie
Gladstone
Austin Co-op
Ed Loucks
Jack Rambatten
Ben Unrau
Austin
Austin Credit Union
Pensions Under Review by Finance Minister Benson
Finance Minister Benson said on Friday that the pension increases for retired public servants are under continuous review and no decision has been made. He noted a decision would be announced in due course after questions from Stanley Knowles in the Commons.
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Benson
Stanley Knowles
NDP
Winnipeg North Centre
Manitoba Trade Fair Sees Apathy From Industries
Allan Shell, chairman of the Manitoba Trade Fair, noted apathy from the garment and agriculture sectors toward the second annual event opening Oct. 2. He said only one garment exhibit exists and urged provincial firms to showcase products locally, as agriculture fairs attract large American audiences.
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Manitoba Agriculture and Garment Industries
Manitoba
Chamber of Commerce
Allan Shell
Shell
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