Beef and Barley Committees Finalized
Knox United Church leads local Beef and Barley festival planning with Mrs Beatrice Craig as general chair. Committees cover barbeque tickets, table and chair setup, bar arrangements, bingo, and a pancake breakfast with Legion and Kinsmen involvement. Also outlines social allowance rate changes and Yellowhead Highway development plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox United Church
Free Coffee House
Beatrice Craig
Jack Mather
Royal Purple Lodge
Bob McMurray
Marie Kinney
Thelma Wheatly
Jean Prokop
June McMurray
Joan Robert
Jim Adolph
Jim Kieper
Dale Brown
Legion
Burke Garnett
Lynn Spurway
Mert Perrin
Julien Fradette
Roger Bouvier
Tom
Smart
Horticultural Notes and Events Highlight Frost Survival
The report covers frost damage to garden plants with gourds surviving under tarps and a ripe pick method. It also details dahlia root care, tuber storage, and tuber drying, plus tuber revival for begonias. A Manitoba horticultural tour by P J Peters and a Botany Dept talk on greenhouse techniques are announced by the Roblin Horticultural Society, with a Q and A session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.J. Peters
Manitoba Horticultural Association
International Peace Gardens
Peters
Susan Oliver
Greet House
U. of Man
Prairie Provinces
The
Roblin Horticultural Society
Waterfowl Seasons and Limits Announced for Manitoba
The Department of Lands Forests and Wildlife Resources outlines migratory waterfowl seasons and bag limits by zone. Zone one covers Churchill and opens Sept 1 to Nov 1, zone two Sept 8 to Nov 29, zones three and four Oct 6 to Nov 29 for ducks and Sept 22 to Nov 29 for geese. Daily duck limit is six with 12 possession. mallards limited accordingly. goose limit five. area restrictions include Oak Hammock and Oak fot grants lake. A Manitoba wildlife certificate and a game bird license required. licenses vary by resident status with options for seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Department of Lands, Forests, and Wildlife Resources
Churchill
Sard
Oak Hammock
Grant's Lake
New Hopper Cars Now In Service
DITAWA Sept 10 1975 Lang minister responsible for the Canadian Wheat Board announced the first of a new order of 4000 covered hopper cars are in service in Western Canada bringing total in service to 5000. 2400 cars will be identical 100 ton steel with a 500 cu ft capacity and 202000 lb load limit. 1400 built at Trenton Nova Scotia and 1000 at Sorel Quebec delivery to begin. Remaining 1600 include aluminum design lighter and capable of 2700 bushels. Aluminum cars can operate on 75 percent of rails. Vehicles feature Canadian government logo and two wheat blades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditawa
Lang
Canadian Wheat Board Today
Canada
Trenton
N.S
Hawker Siddeley
Soret
Qué
Marine Industries
Nacional, Steel, Car
Hamilton
Alberta
Governmet
Government of Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laurent L. Dejardins
Yellowhead
Western Highways and ‘Transport Ministers
Prince Rupert
Ottawa
B.C YA
Saskatchewan
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Littlefort
Kamloops
Vanderhood
Terrace
North Battleford
B.C
Parks Canada
Tech Yellowhead
Jasper Park
National Parks
Office of Tourism
Tor
Winnipeg
Craw
Bill Scott
Canadian National Railways
CN i
Scott
Woodridge
Jack Frost
M.H.A. Northern Tour
Russeilares
Report Out of
Quebec
Canadian Bar Association
Dianith
Grain Handling and Transportation Commission
Emmett Hall
Haseen
Grein
Peter Fehr
Provincis Sal Res
University of Manitoba
Fehr
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