Canadian dairy import visit leads to bull purchases
One mission member studying Canadian dairy and purebred cattle found the range and quality impressive enough to buy three bulls.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
3
One mission member studying Canadian dairy and purebred cattle found the range and quality impressive enough to buy three bulls.
In 1963 Western universities and Dominion Experimental Stations judge numerous barley crosses for potential high quality malting varieties. The Brewing and Malting Barley Research Institute at Winnipeg oversses tests. seven advanced in the Western Co-operative Test, four new introductions, Brandon Farm hosts five, two new entrants join the test. Two more complex crosses show strong prospects but await rigorous assessment, with disease resistance and promising malting quality noted. 1963–64 plans include pilot plant trials.
Canada’s first marble quarry near Perth Ontario will produce 400 tons weekly of premium marble in a new architectural color. The stone has been accepted for test marketing in Italy.
Four crosses of the Montcalm variety are being evaluated in Alberta. Trials run at the University of Alberta Edmonton Experimental Farm Lacombe and two at the Lethbridge Research Station. The two Lethbridge plots showed promising results in 1962 and are back in test in 1963.
Bartender Albert Thewliss of Shipley England said he owed $58.80 tax on tips from customers and paid it yesterday with a crate of beer. He explained he does not receive cash tips, only occasional free drinks, which he claimed counted as earnings.
A visiting American newspaperman reportedly coined the line They always get their man to describe the Royal Canadian Mounted Police after the force formed.
A Canadian reader defends Canada against gloom and doom about unemployment and political instability. Writers rebut Gallup poll findings and defend RCMP, urging constructive criticism and a positive economic attitude rather than constant tearing down.
Officials announced a new sales tax extending to utilities laundering and personal property repairs with preventive maintenance included. News conference explained the change will tax services at stations other than car washes, effectively broadening the tax to most consumer service work.
Canada saw a rise in supplementary labor income from 156 million dollars in 1945 to 876 million dollars in 1962. The figure covers employers' contributions to pension and welfare plans, unemployment insurance, and workers' compensation.
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