Low erucic rapeseed markets seen with Canada supply pledge
A joint industry government report to Japan and Europe indicates strong markets for low erucic acid rapeseed varieties provided Canada can guarantee a continuous supply. Canada aims to phase out regular rapeseed by 1972, producing 98.5 million bushels in 71 with 90 percent regular varieties. LEAR isolation and contamination risks are stressed, with Zephyr and Span seed available for 1972 planting, and seed grower lists at the Agricultural Office. Feeding and livestock notes cover poor hay, supplement needs for pregnant cows, protein sources, and mineral mixes, plus regional pest expectations for Manitoba in 1972.
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Japan
European Economic Countries
United Kingdom
Canada
Zephyr
Span
LEAR
Presbytery Meeting Dates Set and Brazil Mission Talk
Birtle Presbytery approves partial bill coverage as economic stress affects the area. Stewardship Division meets in Strathclair at 2 p.m. January 27 1972. Next presbytery gathering is February 7 1972 at Minnedosa United Church. Rev Don Cockrill, a Brazilian mission worker, leads an evening session on Contemporary Worship Alive and in full. Public invited to open session.
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Birtle Presbytery
Strathclair
United Zch
Minnedosa United Church
Don Cockrill
Brazil
Birdtail River School Board meets January 20 1972
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held a regular meeting at 8:00 p m January 20 1972 with trustees Waddell Butcher Fulton Rapley Hames Lewycky Armitage Falloon Mulaire and Clark present Motions approved to adopt minutes from January 7 1972 receive and file correspondence grant festival funds 300 and 150 and approve various bylaws including sales of school sites and route increases adjournment set for February 3 1972
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Crandall
Birdtail River
Waddell Butcher
Fulton, Rapley
Hames Lewycky
Armitage
Falloon
Mulaire
Clark
M.as.t
Frontier School Division
Community Planning” Association
Marlborough
Winnipeg
Manitoba Association of
J. W. Pratt
W. L. Buck & Co
Hamiota
Calgary
Marquette
Education Point
Donald Laughlin Black
Murray DeCorby
Sid Kent
Jean Bradley
Beulah Women’s Institute Holds January Meeting
Beulah W I met at Mrs K Mann’s home on January 20 with 7 members present. President Mrs P N Gow led devotionals and minutes. Reports showed receipts of 724.21 and expenditures 650.38. Hospital Aid 40. nine showers held. Red Cross funds sent to headquarters. International Exchange funds sent to Pennies for Friendship and Lestho for a land rover. Secretary noted 9 meetings, 11 members, average attendance 6.4. History Committee had 8 books spoken for. Nominating Committee named as Mrs K Matin and Mrs P Pierce. 1972 officers slate presented.
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Beulah
Beulah W.1
Hospital Aid
Friendship
Red Cross
United Nations and International Exchange
Lestho
History Committee
K. Matin
P. Pierce
Park Residence News Highlights Visits and Birthdays
Last week's notes show Mrs. M. W. Elder of St Davids visiting Mrs. D. Sutherland. Mr. W. Cowling of Crandall visited his mother Mrs. Cowling. Mrs. Bardwell returned home after ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Armitage at Miniota. Grant Whyte and Jean of Brandon visited Jean’s mother Mrs. Jory. Miss Lorna Smith of Kenton spent Saturday with Mrs. Smith. Congratulations go to Mrs. Schacht, Mrs. Mansell, and Mrs. Hemphill. Mrs. Jory left to visit daughter Jean in Brandon. Mrs. Morris visited Mr. and Mrs. Campbell at Harding. Mr. Newton of Crandall called on Saturday.
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M. W. Elder
St. Davids
D. Sutherland
Mr. W. Cowling
Crandall
Mrs. Cowling
Lorna Smith
Kenton
Mrs. Jory
Jean
Brandon
Mrs. Morris
Mrs. Campbell
Harding
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Tom Baron
Don McLaren
M.D.A
V.T.A
Manitoba
Red River Valley
Melita
Napinka
Fred Weir
Cathy Simpson
Presbytery-News
SL. D
Foxwarren Student Council
Foxwarren
Ladies Aux
St. Lazare
Community Interest Group
R Kayes
Birtle C. Aud
Strathelair United Church
Hi- C
Strathelair C.aud
Frontier Collegiate
St. Laz
Shoal Lake Collegiate
Shoal Lake
Learried
Women’s Institute
Mr. Newton of
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