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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
8
Five years of tests at The Pas on saline Pasquia soil show continuous cropping outyielded two year summer fallow. B J Gorby of Brandon reports continuous cropping averaged 244 bushels per acre annually while summer fallow averaged 92 3 bushels per acre, equivalent to 162 bushels per year due to the two year cycle.
A terse notice lists livestock and a gelding with two mares for hay valued at 100.00 each. Contact Peter Galatick at phone number 946 for details.
Jack Wowk was injured falling from high rigging at a mine and will seek treatment in Regina. Earl Roulston travels to Regina for back surgery. Pamela Lee presented a trip report at the Wheat Pool meeting in Marchwell hall. Community members visit the nursing home and hospital patients. a charity tea and bake sale was held by the CCF NDP. Mrs. Gilbert Johnson won a Christmas cake in a village draw.
Community leaders workshop announced by welfare department to train recreation leaders. December sessions at Manitoba Teachers College Winnipeg feature lectures, group discussion, and activities in badminton rhythmics and folk dancing. Coordinated by Gordon Hancock with instructors Harry Sirett Jim Belford Sylvia Shaw. northern Manitoba clinics led by Alan Miller J.C. Nick and Miss Shaw at The Pas Snow Lake Flin Flon Lynn Lake Thomson.
Audrey Margaret McKim author of God Is Always With Us a brightly illustrated fall release for primary readers in the New Curriculum. The tale follows Jon and Susan as they explore questions about God and the world, finding Bible answers. McKim edits World Friends and wrote several titles, including Here Comes Dirk and Thorny’s Hideaway. She was born in Edmonton Alberta and descendants trace to James Davidson founder of Nova Scotia’s first Sunday school.
Howard F. Baron of Carberry is named the 1964 W. S. Frazer award recipient for 21 years of 4-H leadership. He has guided the beef calf project in the Carberry Combined Club and previously led the Wellwood Brookdale Seed Club and Carberry Beet Club helping form the local 4H structure. He also served as assistant leader of the Carberry Lighthorse 4H group.
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