Grain embargo compensation cheques to farmers may 1960 80
Canadian Wheat Board areas and Ontario producers will receive compensation cheques within one to three weeks for deliveries during the Soviet grain embargo from January 4, 1960 to July 31, 1980. Payments appear automatic without farmer applications, with manual processing expected to take four to six weeks. The oats issue is unresolved as three pools existed and deficits were covered in two, pending resolution.
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Canadian Wheat Board
Ontario Wheat Producers Marketing Board
Agriculture Canada
Farm. Credit Corporation
Argue
St Lazare School Sports and Community Notices
The boys soccer team won 2 1 against Hamiota and lost 6 1 to Birtle last Thursday. The girls field hockey team lost 2 1 to Hamiota. Scout and Guide meetings start Monday October 19 at 7 30 at the school. Recent visitors include Emillien of Ste Agathe and Armand Yvette of Kelowna. Liturgical Committee held its first meeting of the year. Advent prep is slated for Tuesday November 3 and Family Day Pot Luck on Sunday November 18. David Haney leaves for Kimberley to try out for the Dynamiters. Christine Fouillard attended an AA Convention in Winnipeg. Deanna Haney visited with Baker Fleury and family. Marguerite Dupont spent time in Winnipeg visiting her sister Mary Charon. Roland Fouillard visited Winnipeg for medical care. A good crowd attended the Adre Auxiliary Fund Supper on Sept 27, raising over 1100. Congratulations to Robert and Ruth Huberdeau on the birth of their baby boy Sept 6. London's Billingsgate Fish Market has closed and moved to a new location. A St Regis Hotel lobby remark criticized rising postage. Embargo payments aid farmers: western farmers receive 08 million and eastern farmers 13 million in compensation for price drops during the embargo.
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Hamiota
Birtle
Fenez
David Haney
Kimberley
B.C
Dynamiter
David
Christine Fouillard
Winnipeg
Deanna Haney
Baker Fleury
Margeurite Dupont
Mary Charon
Roland Fouillard
Tom Rice
Tom
Russell Hospital
Brandon Assiniboine Hospital
Adre
Robert
Ruth Huberdeau
Binscarth
Meeting adopted children with birth parents law guide
An overview from a 1961 Manitoba legal column explains how the Child Welfare Act keeps adoption records confidential while establishing a registry to notify parties of each other’s identities after the adopted person turns eighteen. It notes conditions for release, privacy rights, and advice to seek expert guidance.
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Manitoba
Director
Child Welfare
McLennan Fraser died after brief illness at Russell District Hospital
Funeral services were held at Inglis United Church on Saturday October 3 at 10 00 am with burial at Russell Cemetery Braendle Bruce Funeral Home led arrangements Pallbearers included Fraser McLennans grandsons Bryant Jamie Warren David Town Don Lyon Doug Oliver Ross Paul Bryant Donations to Inglis United Church are welcome Fraser Fraser McLennan, born 1692 in Assippi, married Edith Bell in 1919 They farmed west of Inglis then Cracknell before retiring to Russell in 1960 He died September 30 1981 aged 9 He was predeceased by parents and one sister Sadie Robin Interment was at Asessippi Cemetery. wife Edith and daughters remain Marjorie at home Janice and others listed.
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Ernie
Thunder Creek
Russell
Man
Barbara McLennan
Inglis United Church
Russell Masonic Lodge
Russell Cemetery
Braendle-Bruce Funeral Home
Bryant
Jamie
Warren
David Town
Don
Lyon Doug Oliver
Ross
Paul Bryant
Fraser
Asessippi
Thomas
Christina ‘McLennan
Edith Bell
Stonewall
Inglis
Cracknell
Clement
Sadie Robin
Minniska and
Knox United Church
Braendle
Edith
Bruce
Marjorie
Janice
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St. Lazare News
London
Billingsgate
St. Regis
Mr. Whelan
Everday Law
King Edward
Doris
McLennan
James Fraser McLennan
Russell District Hospital
Doug
Sherwood Park
Alberta
James
Don Robin
John Galatiuk
Roy ‘Hassett
Zimmer
Stan Tracyniuk
Prese
Inc
Tommy
Hunter
Donna
Leroy
Pears B.c.ba
Ktlett
Turkeys
Robin Hood
Mulaire Food Market Ltd
Heinz
E.D. Smith
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