Should the farmer move to town debate on Canadian farms
A letter argues Canada must distinguish between large operators and family farms. It warns that losing small family holdings weakens national roots, risking urban migration and social value. The author cites Western Canada declines, calls for policy support, and notes surveys showing farmers prefer land over cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Cies
Roman Empire
Rome
Italy
U.S
Iowa
P. N. Hanson
Manitoba road plan outlines $130 million long term program
Manitoba's Department of Public Works announced a ten year highway program with a minimum expenditure of 130 million dollars. Hon. F. C. Bell said the 27 million dollar current outlay starts the plan, including 92 million for trunk highway rebuilding, 20 million to extend the system, 15.3 million to finish the Trans Canada, and one million to complete a northern Winnipes road bypass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Department of Public Works
F. C. Bell
Bell
Winnipes
Farmers face price shocks and hunger amid SAO aims
Producers confront price depressions while hearing the refrain that hunger keeps a market for all, as SAO, established in 1946, works to raise food consumption and production standards in less developed nations, noting progress where advanced agriculture is used.
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Amitec
Hungary
SAO
Agricul
New Appointments To Cereal Breeding Lab
The Department of Agriculture reports the Civil Service Commission approved A L D Martin to head oil seed breeding projects at the Cereal Breeding Laboratory Winnipeg. E R Kerber, Langham native and University of Alberta student, joins to lead durum wheat work. A B Masson shifts to the Canada Department of Agriculture Cereal Seed Office in Winnipeg overseeing cereal variety distribution in the three Prairie Provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Civil Service Commission
A. L. D. Martin
Indian Head
Saskatchewan
Cereal Breeding Laboratory
Experimental Farms Service
Winnipeg
Martin
Winnipege
A. E. Hannah
Ottawa
E. R. Kerber
Langham
University of Alberta
Kerber
A. B. Masson
Canada Department of Agriculture
Prairie Provinces
Waters Receives Ten Year Elevator Master Merit Award
L. W. Waters of National Grain Company Limited Fork River Man has earned a Ten Year Elevator Master Merit Certificate and a $25.00 cash award from Grain Insurance and Guarantee Company for ten consecutive years of perfect records in grain elevator care. Waters, a grain buyer at Fork River, chairs the Massey River School Board and is noted for cooperation with company representatives and the community. he is the son of Mr and Mrs B H Waters of Roblin.
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L. W. Waters
Fork River
National Grain Company Limited
Man
Grain Insurance and Guarantee Company
Mr. Waters
Massey River School Board
B.H Waters
Roblin
Annual Meeting Notice for Dauphin Presbytery Women
United Church women are invited to the Dauphin Presbytery Woman's Association annual meeting from 10 to 4 on April in Gilbert Plains. A lunch at 31.00 per plate will be served. Contacts include Mrs R McBain at 46-3 to arrange rides or cat care.
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Gilbert Plains
R McBain
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Manitobas
St. Lawrence Seaway
P.T.H. No
Grandview
Grandview West
Shortdale Corner
Robin Hill - Shell River
P.T.H
Russell North
Roblin North
FAO
MALAH@A
Searle Grain Company
Try
Wii
PITT
ESSO
Imperial
Bill Ford
ED Mench, Inglis
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited
Lymouth
Sorbo Motors
Cima
Venry
Main Street
Roblin, Man
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