Inter-City Gas seeks franchise for Russell
Inter-City Gas Limited applies to Russell town council to supply natural gas. Manitoba based company outlines towns to serve Dauphin Gilbert Plains Grand View Inglis Roblin and Russell with gas. Council to discuss highway signs soil tests and hard surfacing as part of future plans. Building permits issued and payments approved as mayor and council meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-City Gas Ltd
Russell
Ussell
Inter-City Gas Limited
InterCity Gas Limited
Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Neepawa
Rivers
Hamota
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Inglis
Roblin and
Department of Highways
Prospect Avenue
Thurston Road
Shell River Avenue
Ellice Avenue
Westbourne Street
Shell River
CPR
Carey Street
Main
el- Hee
Bd. Leifer
Woteh
John’ Funk
Walter Rubeniuk
Burgess
Cross, Shipp and
Garnett
Prairie TV course on farming expands regionally in 1964
Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta agriculture departments join CBC to produce This Business of Farming for a regional winter program. Fourteen CBC prairie network stations air the course from January 6 to 10 mornings, covering soils forage crops and beef production. Alberta and Saskatchewan viewers will see provincial show finales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Departments of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Rhis
CBC Prairie
Silver Creek Council Minutes Detail October Meeting
Rural Municipality of Silver Creek held an October meeting with all council members and Reeve Siwak presiding. September petrol earnings totaled 881.00 credited to machine account while month disbursements reached 32,160.83. Resolutions approved include at par tax collection to December 31 and a tax sale date set for December 12. Court of revision convened at 2 pm with no appeals. assessment board additions and corrections approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
Siwak
Mitchell elected Canadian Chamber of Commerce president
Howard T Mitchell of Vancouver has become president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce at its fourth annual meeting in Quebec City held October 6 to 9 He previously served as first national vice president and is founder of Mitchell Press Ltd He succeeds Victor Oland of Halifax as president born 1902 in Ship Harbour Nova Scotia born 1902 in Ship Harbour Nova Scotia and educated in Vancouver Mitchell worked as a reporter for the Vancouver Province and was business editor of the Vancouver Sun He has chaired multiple national and international chamber committees and is a veteran chamber worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard T. Mitchell
Vancouver
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
National Business Organization
Quebec City
First National
Dr. Mitchell
Mitchell Press Ltd
Ship Harbour
Mitchell
Vancouver Province
Vancouver Sun
Chamber of Commerce
Canadian Chamber
Victor Oland
Halifax
Auto Show and New Premises Open in Russell This Week
Auto show by F. Clement & Sons and the opening of Brown & Murray Limited new premises mark Russell events. The show opens Saturday at Memorial Arena displaying 1964 GM models with free admission and prize draws. broadcast on CJGX. Brown & Murray officials, with Hon. R. G. Smellie and Mayor Burgess officiating Friday at 8 pm Open House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weexena
Russell
F. Clement & Sons, Ltd
Brown & Murray Limited
Memorial Arena
General Motors
Clement's
Yorkton
CJGX
R. G. Smellie
4. A. Burgess
Brown É& Murray
Auxiliary Reports On October Meeting
The Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion met on October 8 with 20 members present. Mrs Flammond was initiated and gifts are organized for Nam Kyoung U through Mrs Poole and Mrs Koll man. A bake sale is planned for November 2 to aid the Elderly Citizens Home, with proceeds to the Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canadian Legion
Flammond
Poole
Kollman
Nam Kyoung U. Gitts
Auxiliary
M. Shaw
Sid Baker
Legion
Local Hereford Sale Sets Record Top Price
Production sale by local breeders at Russell Memorial arena features Hereford cattle from Watson Dunn & Son J. J. Dunn E. & V. Dunn and Watson Cochrane & Son. Top bid 1028 dollars for a bull from Watson Dunn & Son despite bidders from multiple regions. Auctioneer Jock Blacklock assisted by Keith Gimour Wilf Davis and Bill Bradley.
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Neaa
Register
Jock Blacklock
Saskatoon
Russell Memorial Arena
Shernowa
A. J. Rankin
Killarney
Watson Dunn & Son
J. J. Dunn
E. & V. Dunn
Watson Cochrane & Son
What To Look For In Feeder Buying
Farmers planning winter feeding must choose feeder age sex and type while weighing market prospects. Calves six to eight months need 2660 to 3400 pounds per animal over 190 to 210 days. yearlings 12 to 18 months need similar totals over 120 to 150 days. Calves require seven to nine pounds of feed per pound gain. yearlings eight to ten. Calves suit long term feeding if pasture is available. yearlings suit shorter keeps on lower quality feeds. Heifers gain slower and cheaper than steers. cows are for experienced operators with strong market insight. Prioritize thrift and health over extreme beef type.
Municipal Voting Next Wednesday in Several Municipalities
Voters in multiple municipalities go to the polls next Wednesday in an election for a two year term starting in 1964. Silver Creek has a reeve contest between John Stefanishyn and Maryon Siwak, and ward 6 councillor race features A. E. Kaly uiak vs Joe Sawaryn. Shellmouth also elects a reeve with Bill Keay facing John Robertson, while Russell ward 6 chooses a councillor and liquor outlet ballots appear locally.
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Ehectots
Eengmeveang
Bird
Silver Creek
John Stefanishyn
Maryon Siwak
A. E. Kalyuiak
Joe Sawaryn
Shellmouth
Bill Keay
John Robertson
Harry Armstrong
Russell Nunietality
Anglers Set Trophy Records Across Manitoba Waters
Hon. C H Witney announces a record season with 428 master angler awards issued by the fisheries branch. Trophy fish records fall as anglers catch species across Lake Athapapuskow and Lake Williams. Highlights include a rainbow trout of 10 lbs 2 oz and a 38 lb 12 oz northern pike from the Winnipeg river. John K tysack and Ben Meisner also reach silver master angler status. Floodway contracts total 126 million dollars with 22 contracts announced for Red River work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Witney
Mines and ‘Natural ‘Resources
Fisheries Branch
Department
Lake
Athapapuskow
Manitoba
Lake Manitoba Narrows
Lake Williams
Boissevain
Dallas Gebur
Rock Lake
North Dakota
Winnipeg
Helmet Klug
John K.' Tysack
Ben Meisner
Dauphin
Lake Manitoba
Beef Cattle Grading and Market Preferences Discussed
The article notes that cattle under three years old or plain beef cattle with dairy influence can grade well. It explains that wide price spreads between grades and high demand for slaughter beef influence cattle selection and market behavior.
Real Mantel Piece Mystery At Provincial Library Event
A confusing notice from the Provincial Library requests proper contact details or a refund for money sent in. It mentions a moose trophy and a real mantel piece misprint, plus a plea to clarify party room rentals and incomplete submissions. A tenary Symposium at the Royal Alexandra Hotel Winnipeg aims to raise Canada awareness through English French and non English groups, with Mrs 0 Woycenko handling inquiries at 156 Seven Oaks Avenue Winnipeg 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Winnipeg
M. J. G. McMuhen
Canada
Woycenko
Seven Oaks Avenue
New Entrance Course Proposed for Manitoba High Schools
Manitoba education minister Stewart E McLean outlined a plan for a new university entrance course for high school students. The proposal, developed by a 16 member committee and educators, would raise compulsory subjects to eight in grades 10 and 11, with English counted as two and a required second language. The plan preserves basic options like a third language, second science, and art or music, while adding technical options and a five percent library time. Senior year would maintain six subjects with English counted as two, aiming for a rigorous, modern curriculum without reducing content.
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Manitoba
Stewart E. McLean
Brandon
McLean
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Teachers Society
Manitoba ‘Association of School Superintendents
Manitoba Inspectors
Winnipeg
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Rod Clement
Kotsick
Minot
N.D
Carl Riis
Pierre
J.Y. Castle
North Plate
Neb
Ira Lordig
Oberlin
Kan
Wesley Bryan
Bryan Comer
Okla
Texas
John Mayfield
Perryton
Scott Harigrove
Paint Rock
Ed. Slaughter
Abilene
Hospitable Russell
Swan River
Lower
Rio Grand Valley
Mexico
Laredo
McAllen
Brownsville
Mexico City
Herb Petrie
Texas ‘Commission
No. 83
Don Zimmerman
Liberal
Paul Vickers
Prairie Agriculture Departments
National Business
Feeder
Red River
Agriculture and Conservation
George Hutton
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