Canadian Forage Seeds Project and Feed Analysis Summary
The Canadian Forage Seeds Project coordinates Canada’s agriculture departments, universities, and seed associations to multiply and distribute improved forage varieties. Farmers can order foundation seed this fall. decisions and pricing will be advised in January 1979. Feed analysis offers dry matter, protein, fibre, minerals, and TDN data via the Provincial Lab to guide winter feeding and cost reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Department of Agriculture
Provincial
Departments of Agriculture
Canadian Seed Trade Association
Canadian Seed Growers Association
Canada
Department
4 H Clubs to Reorganize
It is time for the 4 H Clubs to reorganize Enrolment required is a minimum of eight members aged 9 to 19 years Projects vary and there is something to interest anyone Leaders are always required by any organization and all that is needed is a desire to work with children
Roblin Farm Club Reorganization Session Planned
Workshops are planned to aid members and leaders and to increase knowledge. For details on forming or joining a reorganized club contact the Department of Agriculture at Roblin. Roblin Happy Homemakers hold reorganization meeting Thursday Oct 26 at 7 30 p m at Shirley Toback’s home.
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Department of Agriculture At
Roblin
Roblin Happy Homemakers
Shirley Toback
Court News Continuation Lists Speeding and Liquor Violations
The continuation details numerous traffic fines and liquor violations including Glen Howe speeding 24.25, Marie Allarie illegal possession of liquor 349.25, Leonard Allarie careless driving 34.25, Elizabeth Lucier driving outside licence classification 24.25, Arcadie Pentlichuk speeding 22.25, and Stan Brézenski speeding among others. Individual names, offense types, and fines are recorded for each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Howe
Jack Storczynsky
Allan Lynxley
Ronald Yellowaga
Manuel Jerome
John McShannock
Edward Langevin
Julie Bouvier
Keith Radford
Dennis Nernberg
Marie Allarie
Stan’ Brézenski
Dauphin man wins 1978 Moustache Rider Jeep
Darryl Boake, 24, of Dauphin Manitoba, won the 1978 Moustache Rider Jeep after being spotted drinking milk at the Dauphin Co-op Shopping Centre. Boake, married and a farmer worker for United Grain Growers, joins four Manitoba Milk for Life promoters Helene Beauchmin, Christine Wojcikowski, Carolyn Heise and Deb Battigelli, who advertised across the province in two white renegade jeeps during a summer of milk promotion reaching over 60,000 Manitobans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darryl Boake
Dauphin
Manitoba
Darryl
Dauphin Co-op
Jeep
Mr. Boake
United Grain Growers
Ers
Helene Beauchemin
Manitoba Dairy Princess
Carolyn Heise
Deb Battigelli
Christine Wojcikowski
Helene
Christine
Faculty of
Home Economics
Carolyn
Deb
Anne
Local Traffic Fines Recorded in Sparse Manuscript
A fragment lists fines for speeding including Dwight Cockerill at 22.25 and Wm Nattrass at 18.25 along with Murray Curle and others totaling 466.25, indicating a police or court record of penalties.
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Dwight Cockerill
Wm. Nattrass
Murray Curle
The Will to Live by J A Taylor
A Canadian church newspaper profile honors a woman facing cancer with extraordinary will. Despite dire odds and multiple surgeries, she endures for family and friends while her brother discovers a single silver bell that echoes her years of memory and courage.
Multiple Traffic Offenses and Violations Noted
A list of individuals cited for speeding and other offenses including illegal liquor possession driving without a permit and unregistered vehicle usage. Amounts range from 20.25 to 49.25 with various names and offenses recorded.
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Ronald Langan
Linda Gregoire
Dale Bartel
Gregory Radford
Leonard Allaiie
Noreen Jamieson
Murray Holovadi
Reggies Ramblings on Unresolved Grievances and Political Ties
Jean Claude Parrott leader of a 22000 member inside workers union cites 52000 unresolved grievances against the Post Office. Public discontent centers on service while Manitoba Federation of Labor endorses the New Democrat Party.
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Jean Claude Parrott
P.O
Jean Claude
Manitoba Federation of Labor
Dem
Ridings Redrawn Altering Names and Boundaries
Boundary changes transformed many ridings including renaming districts and erasing long-standing rural seats, reshaping political maps beyond recognition.
Manitoba Electrical Statistics for September 1978
Manitoba generated 1857.7 million kWh in September 1978 all from water power. About 40 percent of output was surplus to Manitoba needs and sold out of province 30 percent to Ontario 8 percent to Saskatchewan and 62 percent to the United States. Surplus aided by strong river flows and Nelson River capacity additions. Manitoba consumers used 816 million kWh, up 3.6 percent from 1977.
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Manitoba
Ontario
Saskatchewan
U.S
Nelson River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Your Ag.rep
Harold Boughton
First City Trust
Roblin Insurance Travel & Realty Agents
Roblin, Man
Parkland
P.C.E
Dorothy Ellis
Man
Peggy Sawatzky
Boggy Creek
Hertha Schmollinger
Shelagh Holt
Inglis
Jean Marrison
R.R. 1
Winjoy
Assiniboine Community College
Brandon University
Douglas Jarvis
Roman Shabluk
Raymond
Jomes A. Taylor
The
United Church of Canada
James A. Taylor
United Church Observer
St. Clair Ave
Toronto
Reggie
McGill University
Manitoba Boundary Commission
Eptam
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