Souris Semi-Precious Stones Highlight Manitoba Exhibit
Souris Rock and Agate Co. won a senior award at the government show What’s New In Manitoba for new products developed by Manitoba manufacturers in the last 14 months. A six member panel led by Dr. A D Robinson praised the exhibit featuring exquisite earrings pendants cuff links and more from semiprecious stones.
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Souris
Manitoba
A.D. Robinson
Fessor
University of Manitoba
Souris Rock and Agate Company
Chamber Seeks Budget Cuts and Tax Shifts for Growth
The chamber calls for a controlled federal budget deficit lower than this year with revenues reduced by taxes offset by loans from capital markets. It urges shifts from income to expenditure taxes to spur industrial expansion, notes rising federal spending and that social benefits must be balanced with urban needs. It also praises the Royal Commission on Taxation but urges further amendments to tax acts and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Eogaang
Executive Council
Canada
Royal Commission On Taxation
Royals ‘Commission
United States
Welfare and unemployment links in Canadian culture
The Vancouver Sun cites a young Canadian woman who relied on welfare and unemployment benefits, then repeatedly feigned sickness to dodge work. The piece argues welfare costs are rising nationwide and cautions that easy public assistance may erode work incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Vancouver Sun
Speed-Up Sought For Barley Licensing To Boost Yields
Dr. B. B. Elliott of the Brewing and Malting Barley Research Institute calls for faster testing of new Canadian barley lines to reverse years of decline. Only two new malting varieties Gateway and Parkland have entered licensing since 1953 and 1986, while six more promising lines are in testing with goals of stronger extract, rust and blotch resistance, and better agronomics. Cooperative Western tests span 29 stations, with three years of field trials and a plan to generate three years of lab and one year of pilot data by 1986, followed by licensing recommendations and increased seed for commercial testing.
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B. B. Elliott
Brewing and Malting Barley Research Institute
Brewing and Nating Industries
Gateway
Parkland
Elliott
Associate Committee
Edmonton
4-H Clubs Marking 50th Anniversary in Canada
The 4 H movement began in 1913 with eight clubs in Roland Manitoba. By 1913 472 members existed and clubs held fairs showcasing produce. Plans for May 12 mark the first Canadian club anniversary in Roland with World Freedom From Hunger activity and inter provincial exchanges. The movement aims to train youth for civic life with the four Hs pledge and broad national and international growth through the Canadian Council on 4 H Clubs formed in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toba
Roland
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Canada
Manitoba
James D. Moore
Ottawa
Department of Education
Newfoundland
Univer ~Sity Extension
Saskatchewan
Canadian Council On
Lutheran Services Schedule With Time Changes
Rev F Reinhardt leads Bethany Lutheran Inglis at 10 30 am for service and installation of new counsellors. Grace Lutheran Russell holds service at 1 00 pm followed by annual meeting. Bethel Lutheran Marchwell shifts to 1 00 pm for service with note of time change.
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F. Reinhardt
Bethany Lutheran
Inglis
Grace Lutheran
Russell
Bethel Lutheran
Marchwell
Dauphin to Host 1963 Hudson Bay Route Meet
Dauphin Manitoba will host the Hudson Bay Route Association convention on March 28 and 29 1963 with delegates from Saskatchewan Manitoba federal departments and farm organizations expected. Training courses cover game fisheries forests police court practices and fire fighting with Manitoba high Sheriff presiding and Manitoba Law students handling defence and prosecution.
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Dauphin
Hudson Bay Route Association
Daukin
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Hie Mee Weresee Board
Canadian Wheat Card
Twe Departments of Transport
Norte Affairs
Trade and Commerce
Board of Grain Commissioners
Canadian National Rail ‘Ways
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Conservation Officers To Have Dey In Court
Manitoba department of mines and natural resources staff begin the third annual training series on Monday. Field personnel will undergo a courtlike atmosphere with a real magistrate presiding to thresh out game and fish law enforcement issues in the opening course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enouy
Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Handicopper Pays $90,000 in 1962 Salaries
In 1962 the Industrial Workshop of the Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba paid about $90,000 in salaries to disabled employees who otherwise would seek financial aid.
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The
Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
Manitoba
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Chevy
Corvair
Chevrolet
Vauxhall
FORD
Uera
F.clement & Sons
General Motors
Robinson Store
Robinson
Haster
Robinson Stores
Chamber
Royal Bank
Royal” Branch
Royal
Cannister
Silverwood's
Klik
Devon Bacon
Feet Bros
Manwaring
Blanwaring
Manitoba Law School
Otther
Conservation Officers
Dey
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