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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
6
Biologists report to the minister that Polar bears are currently more numerous than ever. A Cree from Churchill notes locally increasing populations. researchers consider placing a small radio under a bear’s skin to track movements via Telestar signals to solve questions about the animal’s life.
The 1964 Ford range at P. J. Gaber & Sons Inglis highlights Ford of Canada’s six decades of continuous assembly since 1904 in Windsor. John King notes the 1963 model led sales, with 14 models across sedans, hardtops, convertibles and wagons, and introduces the new three speed Fordomatic.
The Department of Mines and Natural Resources plans to probe the enigmatic life of Manitoba polar bears. Little is known about their habits and existence as these mammals endure the Arctic summer.
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation will terminate ram and boar rental policies effective October 31. Minister George Hutton says the programs met their goals by showcasing high quality purebred stock. Future focus shifts to swine herd improvement and expanding commercial sheep flocks. Rental animals may be purchased based on age and quality, with current lessees given first opportunity.
A Ontario Municipal Association welfare debate urges permissive legislation to require employable welfare recipients to work for the aid they receive. Critics warn against turning relief into a career and warn of dignity harm, while taxpayers argue welfare refusals should deny pay to those who won't take available jobs. The Vancouver and Toronto cases cited show high long-term costs and little change in recipients’ situations despite aid.
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