Seed quality and germination tests urged for 1968 crop
Farmers are warned that wet weather and heavy frosts lowered yields and seed value in 1966. A Manitoba drill-box survey found over 50 percent used poor seed, with weed seeds in some samples. Germination tests on 6,000 seed samples show over 40 percent below 75 percent germination. Recommend germination testing and exchanging homegrown seed for certified seed via overdelivery quotas to ensure better yields this fall.
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Canadian military recruitment program expands nationwide
The recruiting drive for the Royal Navy, Canadian Army and Royal Canadian Air Force completes across Canada. Manitoba opens a subcentre in Port Arthur to recruit locally for Northwestern Ontario. Over two years the forces expect to lose 24,000 personnel to retirement and other causes, with 14,000 jobs still to fill after a 10,000 reduction. A mobile rural Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario recruiting program brings information to communities near home, school or work.
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Curl-o-Rama Honors To Angusville Rink
Curling results show Kostink defeating Tetzlaff and Klimack defeating McLen tan with Tetzlaff beating Forrest to reach the semifinals. Kostink then defeats Low and Klimack defeats Tetzlaff before Kostink wins the final over Klimack. Winnipeg centre provides personnel numbers and a civilian stenographer.
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Wong Long Distance Calls To Be Reduced
The Trans-Canada Telephone System will cut rates on Sunday and long distance calls over 600 miles starting March 6. Day station-to-station and person-to-person calls stay the same, while Short-Haul rates drop by five to 55 cents for the first three minutes to a new maximum of 1.95 for a three minute Canadian call.
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Junior Catalogue No 5 Now Available
The University of Manitoba extension library reports a new junior catalogue No 5 with over 3 000 titles for children and young people 16 years and under. It lists picture books for preschoolers awards winning books myths legends fairy tales nonfiction for ages 8 to 11 and 12 to 15 fiction for young adults plus career and vocational guidance titles. Junior readers across rural Manitoba may obtain copies through the Extension Library, except in 18 centres including Winnipeg Metro Boissevain Brandon Dauphin Flin Flon Gimli Kilb. continue
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University of Manitoba Extension Library
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Melita
Morden
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Russell
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Ste. Rose du Lac
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Winkler
January Anglican W A Meeting Report
The January meeting of the Anglican W A opened with a prayer led by President Mrs G Eshelby. Minutes were read and adopted. Treasurer Mrs M Stevens presented the financial report. Sixteen caskets were packed for senior church members at Christmas. World Day of Prayer is set for February 25 with further arrangements at the February meeting. Annual report to be presented at the next meeting Sunday January 16. Meeting closed in prayer. Next meeting February 7 at Mrs L Glasmans home with lunch.
Bible as revelation and guide in prayer and life
A meditation on scripture as God’s self disclosure through Jesus Christ. The writer notes the Bible’s central role for Christians, urging readers to read more of it as the primary source of identity and purpose, citing Francis Asbury and Kierkegaard.
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