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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1981
Page
7
Forty-one 4-H leaders from clubs across the Northwest Region and The Pas attended the Swan River event believed to be Manitoba’s first overnight regional leaders conference. Participants evaluated it highly, with “A Look at Roles” a key highlight.
Sunlit holiday notes from St Lazare include Gilles and Nicole Guenette of Edmonton visiting Armand Guenette and Stella, while Rivers Academy students return home for holidays. University of Manitoba students Denny DeCorby and Laurie Selby visit families. several Tremblays and Fouillards travel between Brandon, Winnipeg, and Ont. Local weddings celebrated and a miraculous recovery reported for Neiges Douglas. St Lazare Ladies Auxiliary cookbook sale promoted. K of C pancake breakfast supported pro life speakers and a new manger display at the rectory hill.
CSP Foods Ltd of Altona announces final payments of 11,820,000 for the 1980-81 Manitoba sunflower crop under the pooling plan. Total sunflower grower payouts reach 17.5 million for the year as average price per tonne falls, with final weighs, freight differentials, and 80 percent initial deliveries shaping the final returns. Cheques will be mailed to growers in January 1982.
CSP Foods Board of Directors approves a reduction in administrative fees to soften the impact for producers. Final sunflower oilseed payments yield a weighted price of 248.28 per tonne, plus a freight and storage allowance of 17.15 per tonne, for a gross average of 260.43 per tonne or 11.81 cents per pound. Previously growers received 272.08 per tonne or 12.4 cents per pound. The report also notes unrelated letters and reminiscences about band performances at hockey games and Christmas themes in Winnipeg.
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