Fall Tree Planting Requires Adequate Moisture
After a dry season moisture is low and fall plantings may fail in severe climates due to continued evaporation at low temperatures. Fall planting is not recommended. plan for spring delivery and place orders early to ensure availability and timing.
Slow-Down At Fifty Advice on Staying Active
At age fifty, consider evaluating athletic activities with a doctor. Avoid fully switching to sedentary hobbies, but reduce strenuous sports and pursue safer options like walking golf fishing bowling and gardening for better air exercise.
Sheep and Swine Show Set for Brandon Next Week
Farmers are invited to Brandon for a three day sheep and swine event with shows sales and a new lamb class on October 22 to 24. The Provincial 4 H Gift Show occurs October 24 with swine sale at 1 00 pm featuring about 100 boars and 50 sows.
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Brandon
Ladies of the Golden Fleece
Pam
Prince Edward Hotel
Extension Service
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Canada Department of Agriculture
Manila
Technical Bursary Awarded To Jim Petz Of Shellmouth
One-Land, minister of education, announced on October 10 that 2800 in bursaries has been awarded to 26 Manitoba youths to support technical education studies. One recipient is Jim Petz of Shellmouth. Bursaries range from 50 to 200 dollars and are a joint venture of the Government of Canada and Manitoba with provincial administration.
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Sion. Svewars 2
oneLean
Minster of Education
Manitoba
Jim Petz
Shellmouth
Government of Canada
Dropmore holiday guests and local events note
Community notices record visitors from Winnipeg and nearby towns over the holiday weekend. Family gatherings include the Nichols and Jennings households, with teachers and students attending conventions in Binscarth and Arden. A Fall dance is planned October 24 at the Dropmore hall with music and lunch. Births, condolences, and World Series viewing are also mentioned alongside local visits and school activities.
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Arthur Nichols
Watt Ferris
Archie MacFadyen
Winnipeg
Dropmore
Rene Jennings
Manitoba Teachers’ College
E. P. Jencings
Jesse Wardle
Allan Anderson
Charlie MacFarlane
Minniska
Bowsman River
Don MacPadyen
Brickedale
Vivienne Riddell
Binscarth
Arden
Dropmore Board of Trade
Don Robin
Ray Turner
Julie van Mackelbergh
Linda
Jerry
Turner
Reston
D. A. Bradley-Hunt
Phil Zimmer
Margaret Kendrick
Grainsby School
Gilbert Plains
Gilbert Plains Last Week. Congratulations To Mr. and Mrs. ‘Harold King
Bruce
E. Comfort
Brandon
Bob Pyott
Paul Deitrich
Patty
Canada Increases Meat Consumption
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Canadians consumed more meat per person in 1966 than 1951, excluding poultry. Beef and pork made up 87 percent of intake. per capita beef fell from 493 pounds in 1951 to 72 pounds in 1956, while pork declined from 58.6 pounds to 49.5 pounds in the same period.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Frances McKay
Consumer Information Service
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Canadians Raise Per Capita Meat Consumption Reference
The record notes a steady yearly rise in total meat use with 1951 per capita meat consumption at 128 pounds and 1996 at 142.9 pounds, suggesting a possible uptick for 1957. Church notices from CHRIST CHURCH RUSSELL show the Anglican parish schedule with morning prayer, sermon, and evensong aboard.
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