Kinney named president of Highway 83 association meeting notes
D A Kinney was named president of the Highway 83 Association at a Murdo SD convention. Delegates from Manitoba and the U S attended. reports covered Manitoba uplifts, North Dakota and Nebraska segments, and plans to expand to Churchill. Officials urged stronger efforts to advance Highway 83 projects and a Canada extension to Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
Walter Prahl
Pres. Prahl
Manitoba
U.S
Murdo
Joe Conroy
John Nitsch
William J. Janklow
Art Kinney
Swan River
Churchill
Hudson Bay
North Dakota
Bismarck
Had Seeklander
Nebraska
Roger Lite
Stapleton North
Thedford
Keith Nicodemus
North Platte
South McCook
Red Willow County
Keith
Kansas
Asn
Winnipeg
Little
Dave Cooledge
McCook
Fective
Highway Department
Oberlin
DOT
Carlin
Berlin
Irene Zane
Oakley
Terr
Scott City
Garden City
Carol Meyer
Bill Hettie
Oklahoma
Walter LaMaster
Texas
Walter Labaster
Perryton
Abilene
Shamrock
Department of Transportation
Prahl
Cowley Webster
Keith Hayes
Glen McKinnon
Gene Grossenberg
S. Dakota
Wally Larson
Pierre
South Dakota
Larry Hendrix
Elmer Kathka
Jessie Barrett
Board of
Canada
John Castle
Miniota
Russell
Virden
U.S. 83
Westhope Port of Entry
International Highway 8 Association
Don Zimmer
Liberal
Murdo Tourism Board
Delmer Miller
Roblin
Lord Meyer
Jehovah's Witness Circuit Assembly and plans in Manitoba
The Yorkton area hosted the Jehovah's Witnesses semiannual Circuit Assembly at Kingdon Hall with attendees from Liberal and Roblin areas. Speakers stressed spiritual focus, Bible study, and caution against world systems, while organizers discussed highway promotions, press outreach, and inviting future conventions to Garden City and Roblin, Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkton
Kingdon Hall
Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
John Anderson
Anderson
Jesus
Cormney
Robert Alton
Toronto
Alton
Hitler
Jehovah's Witnesses
Weeds 81 registration opens for farmers
Agriculture Minister Jim Downey announced registration for Weeds 81 a multi media home study course for farmers. The eight weekly lessons cover weed control basics methods herbicide selection sprayers safety and legislation and weed problem control with an optional exam after lesson eight. Enrollment ends January 9 1981 with a $15 fee and forms available from weed supervisors chemical dealers agricultural reps or regional Manitoba Agriculture offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Downey
Contro
Manitoba Agriculture
Mayer calls for raise in wheat price in Canada
Charles Mayer MP for Portage Marquette urged the Canadian Wheat Board to raise the initial price for Red Spring Wheat and Durum from 4.20 per bushel. He pointed to Vancouver prices at 7.60 and noted the board’s revenue gain from a $2.60 spread over the initial price, totaling about seventy million more than initial payouts. Esmond Jarvis, chief commissioner, cited strong world demand and potential to clear board grains in 1980 81, with prices remaining high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mayer
Portage-Marquette
Canadian Wheat ‘Board
Vancouver
Esmond Jarvis
Canadian Wheat Board
Mayer
Wheat Board
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Hwy. 83 Assoc
Jehovah’s Witness Circuit Assembly
Satan
Secy
F.L. Jobin
Sterling Lyon
Merv
Clement
Man
Birtie
Rossburn Credit
Frank Clement
Paris
Mr. Downey
Jim
Keith Lundgren
Marchwell, Sask
Prairie Communications Ltd
Bicknell Transi Crushrite Conert Construction
Don Murray Seeds
Decker
Rutal Construction
Foxwarren
Roblin Concrete and Supply
Atchison Warren
Kady-Lo Farm Services
Shoal Lake
Birtle Hospital
Waddell Motors
Newdale
Birtle Dept. of Highways
Esterhazy Buildall Lumber
Roblin Hospital
Joe and David Pizzey Farms
Roblin Fire Dept
Maliteare Trucking
Shell
Brandon Sales & Service