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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
7
The Manitoba Government introduces a Hunter Safety Training Program with details to follow. The bulletin urges air shooters to use common sense, undergo instruction, and prepare by testing guns pre season. It emphasizes avoiding inexperience in the woods and stresses personal responsibility for safety.
Canada’s noted naturalist praised the Jack Miner Migratory Bird Sanctuary as a premier Ontario attraction drawing millions of visitors since opening. Crowds exceed 10,000 in peak seasons as geese gather for migration, with 30,000 geese seen each fall. Birds are banded for migratory study, each band bearing scripture and Miner’s name, a practice continued by the Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation. Manly and Jasper Miner actively carry on the founder’s work. Visitors are advised to come 3 to 4 pm in late March to early April or late October to early November. Sundays are closed.
The annual meeting of the Mani-5 Medical Association will feature notable speakers. Dr. Robert C. Hick of Wisconsin, Dr. Sokee, Dr. Ulre, and A. McMillan are among those addressing the convention. Other listed physicians include Dr. Henry Little of New York City and Dr. Frank Atcheer of Vanderbilt. The program covers prepayment topics and public outreach to the medical profession.
The Manitoba Medical Association will host an all day symposium on Wednesday October 18 for office nurses secretaries and receptionists. Topics include running a medical office patient information viral disease diabetes breast cancer and kidney issues. The event marks a new concept with diverse panels and expert discussions.
Provincial weeds specialist J C Forbes of Manitoba farmers advises spraying summerfallow with 240 amine at 16 ounces per acre as soon as land dries enough for a tractor. Leave field for two to three weeks then resume cultivation. The infestation, including bindweed, spreads west and along the Shoal Lake area.
Preliminary prairie estimates place Western Canada wheat at about 20 bushels per acre amid tough growing conditions. The improved output stems from higher fertilizer use and substantial summer fallow, a practice dating back to Angus Mackay in the Northwest Rebellion era, though some regions push against fallow with strip cropping and cover. The summer fallow area has declined from peak levels but remains a key, if contested, part of many farmers’ programs.
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