Farmers Called To Help In Meteorite Hunt In Canada
Ottawa reports the Geological Survey of Canada seeks farmers and rural residents to aid in finding meteorites. A Shaunavon, Saskatchewan farmer was paid 1000 dollars for a 2.88 pound iron meteorite. Meteorite value ranges from six to two hundred dollars per pound, depending on rarity and size.
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Geological Surveys of Canada
Department of Mines and Technical Surveys
Canada
Shaunavon
Saskatchewan
Farmer
Geological Survey
G. Reberger
Department
Geological Survey of Canada
National Research Council
Mother's Day praise and personal health plans
The column defends Mother's Day against cynics and urges commercial celebration, praising maternal devotion. It argues for personal health plans, foot care, walking, and affordable self care before shifting to Parliament Hill notes on a pending butter price increase and government subsidies to dairy farmers.
Butter Subsidy Trim Sparks Savings and Price Impacts
Mr. Hays said the subsidy trim will save about 3.5 million dollars for the federal government and shift some cost to butter users. He noted higher consumer prices should not curb consumption, which totaled roughly 357.4 million pounds annually. Prime Minister Lester Pearson announced plans to organize government science and research, creating a scientific secretariat under the Privy Council office with Professor F. A. Forward as first director, to begin next July. A national committee on scientific policy was also proposed following the Glassco Report.
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Hays
Lester Pearson
House
Canada
Privy Council Office
F. A. Forward
University of British Columbia
C. J. Mackenzie
Glassco Com
Dear Sir Letter urges kinder recreation plans for Roblin
A Roblin reader asks business leaders to balance spending on annual celebrations and artificial ice with improving facilities for children. He suggests a park or a Little League baseball program, noting he may be new to town and hopes such plans exist.
Bursary Fund Drive Under Roblin Home and School Committee
The Bursary Committee of Roblin Home and School Association seeks donations for a 1964 Bursary Award. Contributions may be given to the undersigned or any committee member, Allan Martin serving as secretary-treasurer. 718-19 Bursary Committee.
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Roblin Home and School Association
Allan Martin
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